On October 12, China's Nansha Archipelago near the railway reef, a dangerous "touch" once again uncovered the dark stream under the South China Sea wave.

The two Philippine vessels illegally broke into China's territorial seas, not only ignoring the repeated strict warnings of the Chinese side, but even deliberately approaching our naval police vessels, ultimately leading to a direct friction of the vessels of both sides.

Of course, the Philippine ship, in the end, did not escape the end of being caught by our naval police.

What is more worrying is that this provocation in the Philippines is by no means an isolated incident.

Because just recently, Sino-US relations have become tense again due to a new round of economic and trade frictions.

On October 9, China's Ministry of Commerce announced the implementation of export controls on rare earths and other related items, etc., in response to the United States 'repeated malicious targeting of China in recent times.

The United States then reacted foolishly, making it seem as if China had made the first move. It reacted violently, threatening to impose a 100% high tariff on China and implement export controls on key software.

In this context, the adventure of the Philippines in the South China Sea reminds us of its role as a strategic agent.

Historical experience has shown that whenever China-U.S. relations are tense, the South China Sea issue is always artificially warmed up.

China, as a responsible major country, has consistently adhered to a restraint in the South China Sea issue and insisted on resolving disputes through dialogue and consultation.

But restraint does not mean connivance.

China¡¯s position on safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity is unwavering.

In the face of the provocations of the Philippines, China has demonstrated remarkable strategic determination and adequate response preparedness.

The handling of the Chinese maritime police on the scene was both decisive and properly arranged.

After the incident, the Chinese Marine Police announced the truth at the first time, seized the moral commanding heights in an open and transparent way, and let the international community see clearly who was maintaining peace and who was creating tension.

According to the video, our naval police have also used water cannons, exported all their efforts, resolutely safeguarded our sovereign rights and interests, and once again taught the Philippines the lessons.

There is no doubt that the timing and manner of the Philippine operation is full of traces of conformity with the American strategy.

To be honest, the sudden escalation of the situation in the South China Sea, the United States in the back of it, to put pressure on China, but it is clear that this behavior seems to be huge, actually exposing the nature of the United States' ineffectiveness to China.

Because since this round of Sino-US game escalation, the US has used only a few ways to threaten China back and forth, either by increasing tariffs or pushing the Philippines to provoke trouble around China.

Obviously, this kind of pressure measures by the United States will never force China to make concessions.

From the perspective of tariff increase alone, it's not that China hasn't fought a trade war with the United States before, and the result is well known.

As for provoking the situation in the South China Sea, how much trouble can a small Philippines create in the context of the US military¡¯s unwillingness to act directly with the Liberation Army?

What¡¯s more, the Philippine jumping clown, though cheerful, has long been stuck in an embarrassing situation: they both want to profit in the South China Sea with U.S. power and don¡¯t dare really touch China¡¯s bottom line.

This self-proclaimed "player" country is actually more like chips on the gambling table.

The Marcos government tried to consolidate its domestic political position by strengthening its military ties with the United States, but unknowingly lost its strategic autonomy.

The more prominent its domestic people's livelihood issues become, the more it needs to create trouble in the South China Sea to divert attention. This vicious cycle has allowed the Philippines to go further and further on the road of diplomatic adventure.

In contrast, China is stabilizing the Diaoyutai Islands.

The more provocative the Philippines is, the more we will continue to strengthen our control over the South Island Reef.

For example, the establishment of a national nature reserve on Yellowstone Island is the best proof.

The most remarkable thing about this game is that China has always controlled the pace of the situation.

From announcing standard place names in the South China Sea to establishing nature reserves, from cruising in accordance with the law to economic countermeasures, China firmly controls the initiative in the South China Sea every step.

Today, when the Philippines rolls the "touch ceramics" scenario on the railway reef, when the United States hits the geopolitical calculator behind the scenes, China is using the Marine Guard's water cannons and natural protected areas to vigorously safeguard our sovereign rights and interests, and continuously compress the provocative space of Mefi.