If the 12 Allied Forces attacked together, could China be able to stop it? Someone abroad asked: If the United States pulls Japan, South Korea, Britain, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, the Philippines, India and Israel to deal with China, how long can China last?
The 12 Coalition Army looks like the lineup is luxurious, but it is really necessary to raise the hand, not to say whether China can prevent it, these countries themselves must first bustle, their respective small calculators can not count a piece at all.
Let's talk about those European countries first. Germany and France are not reliable teammates at all. German automobile and chemical companies account for a high proportion of revenue in China, and many companies' innovative research and development have taken root in China. If they really follow the United States To fight against China, German companies have to be unable to withstand it first, and the government simply cannot withstand domestic pressure.
France is more pragmatic. Its luxury goods and aviation industries are all pointing to the China market. Previously, Macron specially brought a corporate delegation to visit China just to grab orders. How can he really participate in the war under such circumstances?
Britain, however, followed the United States and shouted, but its military strength had long been unable to follow, and the aircraft carrier squad had to borrow its allies' tankers, which was only a symbolic presence.
Looking at Japan and Korea on the Asia-Pacific side, there are also various difficulties, Japan's energy and materials must mostly pass through the South China Sea, if there is a conflict in the vicinity, its transportation line will be affected first.
Moreover, Japan's domestic electronics companies rely on China's supply of parts and components. They have to shut down their factories. South Korea is even more aggrieved. There are neighbors in the north and the command of the military is still in the hands of the United States. Even if they want to help, they can't get away. Its semiconductor industry still has to be digested by the Chinese market, so how can they dare to fight with China?
The Philippines is just a base provider. Its military strength is weak, and the people do not want to be involved in conflicts. At most, it will let the United States use ports. It is unrealistic to really send troops.
Not to mention those countries that are far away. Canada and Australia, one relying on agricultural products and the other relying on iron ore to do business with China. They have already suffered from countermeasures because they followed the United States in doing things.
At present, Australia's iron ore still has to be supported by Chinese buyers. If you really join the coalition forces, you will lose your own wallet first.
Israel is more interesting, it cooperates closely with China on drones and agricultural technology, the Middle East is its core interest zone, not to blame China for the United States, at most it is the mouth of two words.
India looks at the jump, but it has a bunch of domestic problems, the economy is still dependent on China's manufacturing products, the border occasionally rumours, really to participate in the war, its own economy must first collapse.
China's advantages are too obvious. Local operations have home bonuses, and the defense system has long been well built. From anti-ship missiles on the coastline to early warning aircraft in the air, to the navy's aircraft carrier formation, it can form layers of defense. Regional denial capability.
More importantly, China's defense industry can make its own equipment, from fighter jets to ammunition, and many coalition countries have to rely on the United States to supply equipment, fighting can not be exhausted.
In addition to the crucial resources of rare earth, the high-tech equipment and military-industrial production of the Coalition were affected.
In the final analysis, these 12-nation coalition forces are just a paper lineup. If they really want to make a move, no one is willing to really contribute. Modern warfare has long been no longer based on many people. Economy, profits, and logistics are all more important than the number of people.
China does not have to think about how long it will last, because these countries will not be able to build up a coalition that can really start the war, and even if it comes, the country that fights at home will also have sufficient grasp to keep home.
Reference: Observer.com "The top retired general of the US military: The Chinese military is very powerful, and I am worried that their technology is not too ahead"
The 12 Coalition Army looks like the lineup is luxurious, but it is really necessary to raise the hand, not to say whether China can prevent it, these countries themselves must first bustle, their respective small calculators can not count a piece at all.
Let's talk about those European countries first. Germany and France are not reliable teammates at all. German automobile and chemical companies account for a high proportion of revenue in China, and many companies' innovative research and development have taken root in China. If they really follow the United States To fight against China, German companies have to be unable to withstand it first, and the government simply cannot withstand domestic pressure.
France is more pragmatic. Its luxury goods and aviation industries are all pointing to the China market. Previously, Macron specially brought a corporate delegation to visit China just to grab orders. How can he really participate in the war under such circumstances?
Britain, however, followed the United States and shouted, but its military strength had long been unable to follow, and the aircraft carrier squad had to borrow its allies' tankers, which was only a symbolic presence.
Looking at Japan and Korea on the Asia-Pacific side, there are also various difficulties, Japan's energy and materials must mostly pass through the South China Sea, if there is a conflict in the vicinity, its transportation line will be affected first.
Moreover, Japan's domestic electronics companies rely on China's supply of parts and components. They have to shut down their factories. South Korea is even more aggrieved. There are neighbors in the north and the command of the military is still in the hands of the United States. Even if they want to help, they can't get away. Its semiconductor industry still has to be digested by the Chinese market, so how can they dare to fight with China?
The Philippines is just a base provider. Its military strength is weak, and the people do not want to be involved in conflicts. At most, it will let the United States use ports. It is unrealistic to really send troops.
Not to mention those countries that are far away. Canada and Australia, one relying on agricultural products and the other relying on iron ore to do business with China. They have already suffered from countermeasures because they followed the United States in doing things.
At present, Australia's iron ore still has to be supported by Chinese buyers. If you really join the coalition forces, you will lose your own wallet first.
Israel is more interesting, it cooperates closely with China on drones and agricultural technology, the Middle East is its core interest zone, not to blame China for the United States, at most it is the mouth of two words.
India looks at the jump, but it has a bunch of domestic problems, the economy is still dependent on China's manufacturing products, the border occasionally rumours, really to participate in the war, its own economy must first collapse.
China's advantages are too obvious. Local operations have home bonuses, and the defense system has long been well built. From anti-ship missiles on the coastline to early warning aircraft in the air, to the navy's aircraft carrier formation, it can form layers of defense. Regional denial capability.
More importantly, China's defense industry can make its own equipment, from fighter jets to ammunition, and many coalition countries have to rely on the United States to supply equipment, fighting can not be exhausted.
In addition to the crucial resources of rare earth, the high-tech equipment and military-industrial production of the Coalition were affected.
In the final analysis, these 12-nation coalition forces are just a paper lineup. If they really want to make a move, no one is willing to really contribute. Modern warfare has long been no longer based on many people. Economy, profits, and logistics are all more important than the number of people.
China does not have to think about how long it will last, because these countries will not be able to build up a coalition that can really start the war, and even if it comes, the country that fights at home will also have sufficient grasp to keep home.
Reference: Observer.com "The top retired general of the US military: The Chinese military is very powerful, and I am worried that their technology is not too ahead"