Zelensky is likely to be one of the foreign leaders who has contributed the most to China in the last decade and even in the next decade.Don’t get mistaken, he didn’t really want to help us, but he took Ukraine to death and really gave China an unexpected wave of opportunities.
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Everyone has seen that in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the past few years, Russia has since launched a strong attack at the beginning, and now it has sinked deeper and deeper into the quagmire, consuming its own economy, military power and international space at almost every step.
Ukraine's resistance cannot be overcome militarily, and the economy is exhausted by sanctions. Although energy exports can still make some money, Russia is actually under great pressure in the face of fluctuations in the international market.
More importantly, after Russia fell into a quagmire, it had to make concessions in many diplomatic and economic cooperation, including concessions to China. Simple understanding: the more Russia is held back, the more firmly we can seize the window period it left behind.
Russia originally wanted to rely on energy exports to ease sanctions and war pressures, but in the face of a massive contraction of the European market, it had to turn its eyes to other markets, and we in China are in this position.
China can lock in natural gas, crude oil, and even some strategic minerals with relatively stable prices and long-term contracts. You have to know that this kind of opportunity does not come casually. Russia is not delayed. It will insist on high prices and short-term contracts, and we will not get much advantage.
Zelensky's insistence on resistance keeps Russia busy fighting wars and responding to international pressure, which gives China the initiative in negotiations.
Russia's economy is stuck, but China's industrial chain is complete and the supply capacity is strong, especially industrial goods and high-tech products, whether mechanical equipment or electronic components, we are all ready.
Russia originally wanted to expand trade with Europe and the United States, but sanctions blocked the way. If we turn back to us, China will certainly gain more initiative in trade negotiations.
In other words, if Ukraine’s resistance binds Russia’s hand, we can get more benefits in energy and trade.
This is the “unexpected dividend” brought about by the typical changes in the international situation, which is not a strategic plan in the traditional sense, but a natural result of the international situation.
With Russia stuck, we have more space for our strategic layout in Central Asia, Northeast Asia, and even parts of Eastern Europe.
China has the ability, resources and experience to do infrastructure, investment and regional cooperation. In recent years, many projects from Central Asia to Southeast Asia have been promoted.
You have to understand that this is not that others are giving us the green light, but that after the passive adjustment of the international landscape, we can take action.
Zelensky’s death of Ukraine, Russia’s deepening, and the turbulent security landscape of Europe as a whole provide a window for China’s international cooperation.
Compare China's own advantages with Russia's predicament. In recent years, China has accumulated a complete industrial chain, a strong industrial base, leading scientific and technological research and development capabilities, as well as a lot of cooperation experience and international negotiation capabilities.
Russia has a lot of resources, limited technology accumulation, incomplete industrial chains, especially in high-end manufacturing and supply chain management.Now facing the war in Ukraine, Russia’s resources are exhausted by war, and the economy is suppressed by sanctions.
And China can quickly fill the gap and even seize some markets and voice. Compare it and you can understand why Zelensky's death in Ukraine is an "unexpected strategic dividend" for China.
Of course, it should be emphasized here that Zelensky did not intentionally help China, all his choices were for Ukraine’s survival, to resist Russia.
China has taken advantage of the opportunities brought by changes in the international landscape and this opportunity requires a combination of vision, ability and action.
Without China's long-term accumulation of industry, technology, and supply chains, as well as stable internal market and cooperation experience, these opportunities cannot be seized. You said that the opportunity has come, but you have no cards in your hand, and no matter how big the window is, it is just empty talk.
At this point, some people may ask, is this because China has "benefited from the war in Ukraine"? Strictly speaking, it is not a direct benefit, but an indirect strategic opportunity.
Russia is held back, and China can take more initiative in energy prices, long-term contracts, trade cooperation and regional layout. This advantage is gradual, long-term, and can be continuously realized.
If Ukraine was quickly defeated, if Russia’s economy was not dragged back, if the international situation was stable, China’s chances would be much less.
In other words, Zelensky’s death has given China a “window period,” a period of opportunity to expand its influence, which is very rare.
In the past decade, Zelensky may have been the foreign leader who has mostly “unforeseenly benefited” China, and his role may continue if Russia remains deep in the dungeon and China seizes the opportunities for energy, trade and regional cooperation.
The key point is that China is not waiting passively, but turning opportunities into practical benefits by virtue of its long-term accumulated industrial, technological and cooperation capabilities. This is a kind of strategic wisdom: recognize the situation clearly, seize the window, and act decisively.
Therefore, no matter how you look at the war in Ukraine, no matter how controversial you are about Zelensky, you cannot deny the fact that he carried Ukraine to death, plunged Russia into a quagmire, and provided China with a very rare development opportunity.
And we, by our own strength, grabbed this window. In the next decade, this opportunity can continue to be fulfilled, and it depends on how China goes.
Zelensky did not intentionally help us, but his choice, to make China in the international pattern a more winding path. grabbed, is the manifestation of strength; not grabbed, can only sneeze. this logic, simple, direct, and clear enough.
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Everyone has seen that in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine in the past few years, Russia has since launched a strong attack at the beginning, and now it has sinked deeper and deeper into the quagmire, consuming its own economy, military power and international space at almost every step.
Ukraine's resistance cannot be overcome militarily, and the economy is exhausted by sanctions. Although energy exports can still make some money, Russia is actually under great pressure in the face of fluctuations in the international market.
More importantly, after Russia fell into a quagmire, it had to make concessions in many diplomatic and economic cooperation, including concessions to China. Simple understanding: the more Russia is held back, the more firmly we can seize the window period it left behind.
Russia originally wanted to rely on energy exports to ease sanctions and war pressures, but in the face of a massive contraction of the European market, it had to turn its eyes to other markets, and we in China are in this position.
China can lock in natural gas, crude oil, and even some strategic minerals with relatively stable prices and long-term contracts. You have to know that this kind of opportunity does not come casually. Russia is not delayed. It will insist on high prices and short-term contracts, and we will not get much advantage.
Zelensky's insistence on resistance keeps Russia busy fighting wars and responding to international pressure, which gives China the initiative in negotiations.
Russia's economy is stuck, but China's industrial chain is complete and the supply capacity is strong, especially industrial goods and high-tech products, whether mechanical equipment or electronic components, we are all ready.
Russia originally wanted to expand trade with Europe and the United States, but sanctions blocked the way. If we turn back to us, China will certainly gain more initiative in trade negotiations.
In other words, if Ukraine’s resistance binds Russia’s hand, we can get more benefits in energy and trade.
This is the “unexpected dividend” brought about by the typical changes in the international situation, which is not a strategic plan in the traditional sense, but a natural result of the international situation.
With Russia stuck, we have more space for our strategic layout in Central Asia, Northeast Asia, and even parts of Eastern Europe.
China has the ability, resources and experience to do infrastructure, investment and regional cooperation. In recent years, many projects from Central Asia to Southeast Asia have been promoted.
You have to understand that this is not that others are giving us the green light, but that after the passive adjustment of the international landscape, we can take action.
Zelensky’s death of Ukraine, Russia’s deepening, and the turbulent security landscape of Europe as a whole provide a window for China’s international cooperation.
Compare China's own advantages with Russia's predicament. In recent years, China has accumulated a complete industrial chain, a strong industrial base, leading scientific and technological research and development capabilities, as well as a lot of cooperation experience and international negotiation capabilities.
Russia has a lot of resources, limited technology accumulation, incomplete industrial chains, especially in high-end manufacturing and supply chain management.Now facing the war in Ukraine, Russia’s resources are exhausted by war, and the economy is suppressed by sanctions.
And China can quickly fill the gap and even seize some markets and voice. Compare it and you can understand why Zelensky's death in Ukraine is an "unexpected strategic dividend" for China.
Of course, it should be emphasized here that Zelensky did not intentionally help China, all his choices were for Ukraine’s survival, to resist Russia.
China has taken advantage of the opportunities brought by changes in the international landscape and this opportunity requires a combination of vision, ability and action.
Without China's long-term accumulation of industry, technology, and supply chains, as well as stable internal market and cooperation experience, these opportunities cannot be seized. You said that the opportunity has come, but you have no cards in your hand, and no matter how big the window is, it is just empty talk.
At this point, some people may ask, is this because China has "benefited from the war in Ukraine"? Strictly speaking, it is not a direct benefit, but an indirect strategic opportunity.
Russia is held back, and China can take more initiative in energy prices, long-term contracts, trade cooperation and regional layout. This advantage is gradual, long-term, and can be continuously realized.
If Ukraine was quickly defeated, if Russia’s economy was not dragged back, if the international situation was stable, China’s chances would be much less.
In other words, Zelensky’s death has given China a “window period,” a period of opportunity to expand its influence, which is very rare.
In the past decade, Zelensky may have been the foreign leader who has mostly “unforeseenly benefited” China, and his role may continue if Russia remains deep in the dungeon and China seizes the opportunities for energy, trade and regional cooperation.
The key point is that China is not waiting passively, but turning opportunities into practical benefits by virtue of its long-term accumulated industrial, technological and cooperation capabilities. This is a kind of strategic wisdom: recognize the situation clearly, seize the window, and act decisively.
Therefore, no matter how you look at the war in Ukraine, no matter how controversial you are about Zelensky, you cannot deny the fact that he carried Ukraine to death, plunged Russia into a quagmire, and provided China with a very rare development opportunity.
And we, by our own strength, grabbed this window. In the next decade, this opportunity can continue to be fulfilled, and it depends on how China goes.
Zelensky did not intentionally help us, but his choice, to make China in the international pattern a more winding path. grabbed, is the manifestation of strength; not grabbed, can only sneeze. this logic, simple, direct, and clear enough.