Summary: The United States is geographically thousands of miles away from me, but its impact on our security is close at hand. The relationship between China and the United States is like the weather, changing from time to time. The United States once posed a serious threat to our security and fought wars with us. After the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, the two countries normalized their relations. However, judging from the nature of the United States State, its strategic objectives and, in particular, the direction of its policy after the end of the bipolar pattern, both the containment and the engagement camps are, in essence, attempting to slow down China's rise to the status of a world power. For this reason, the United States of America to my country in the political, economic, military and other aspects, everywhere to create trouble, and even encourage and instigate my neighboring countries to confront me, thus becoming my country's neighboring security environment in the country's most threatening to me.
1. Politically, the United States has stepped up the implementation of "westernization" and "division" strategy
The United States is the world's largest global hegemonist country, and after the end of the Cold War, the U.S. ambition to dominate the world has further swelled in an attempt to use its economic strength as a backing, with the "economic power" of the United States as the backbone, and with the "economic power" of the United States as the backbone. Backed by its economic strength and under the guise of "democracy" and "freedom", the U.S. has resorted to military threats and political infiltration to realize its ambitions of world domination and "elimination of ****productivism". The U.S. ruling group believes that the growing strength of socialist China will eventually pose a "threat" to U.S. interests, and the U.S. regards me as the main obstacle to its hegemony, clearly listing me as one of the U.S. global strategic rivals in the post-2015 period, and therefore always harbors hostile intentions toward me. The essence of its policy toward China is to use both inducement and pressure, and to promote change with both hands, which is ultimately an attempt to ultimately incorporate China into the Western system. Politically, the U.S. will continue to use Taiwan, Tibet, human rights and other issues to hold me back and increase its efforts to westernize and divide China. Economically, the attempt to the U.S. model will be incorporated into the U.S.-led world economic system, in the seizure of economic benefits at the same time to strengthen my economic penetration, control and suppression.
2. Military, my comprehensive containment and prevention
The United States is the world's number one military power, in recent years, the use of its absolute economic and military superiority, stepped up in my neighboring regions to throw the chess pieces, I carry out a preventive containment of the strategic deployment. Through the strengthening of military alliances and military penetration of my neighboring countries, gradually narrowing the military encirclement of me. From the 90's since the appearance of the U.S. sale of weapons to Taiwan, "Galaxy" incident, "Kitty Hawk" incident, the U.S. aircraft carrier fleet to interfere with my exercises, missile attacks on my embassy in the South, Hainan Island collision and a series of events can be seen, with the U.S. global strategy to implement and complete the military deployment against me gradually. With the gradual implementation of the U.S. global strategy and the completion of my military deployment, the U.S. use of military means to hold me back, the possibility of suppression is growing. Once I am forced to use force to solve the problems of Taiwan and the South China Sea, the United States is bound to intervene militarily. Among the possible opponents I face, the threat posed to me by the United States is the greatest, global and long-term. Almost all the problems I face in terms of security have a U.S. background, and the root of the trouble is mostly in the United States.
3, the use of the Taiwan issue for strategic containment
In recent years, the United States has been more blatant in the implementation of the substance of the "one China, one Taiwan" policy, and covertly support for "Taiwan independence" activities, the purpose of which is to use the Taiwan issue as an important strategic bargaining chip for the containment of China. Its purpose is to use the Taiwan issue as an important strategic bargaining chip to control China. The position and policy of the United States on the Taiwan issue is a serious obstacle to the reunification of our motherland and an important source of political unrest in Taiwan. Militarily, the expansion of arms sales to Taiwan is marked by the provision of advanced weapons. Second, sell Taiwan weapons with advanced performance. The third is the transfer of advanced technology to assist Taiwan in the development of advanced weapons.
1)The United States once posed a serious threat to our security and engaged in war contests with us. After the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, the United States normalized its relations with our country. However, from the point of view of the national nature and strategic objectives of the United States, especially the policy direction after the end of the bipolar pattern, the United States poses a comprehensive political, economic and military threat to our security will exist for a long time, and it is the main strategic rival of our country in the international struggle.
(2) the United States to implement global hegemony and "peaceful evolution" strategy, and our fundamental conflict of interest. After the Cold War, the United States became the world's only superpower, and the United States has a strong will to establish a unipolar world. The United States is the largest global hegemonist country in the world today. After the end of the Cold War, the United States' ambition for world domination has further expanded, and it has attempted to use its economic strength as a backing, "democracy", "freedom" and "human rights" as a pretext, and "peaceful evolution" as a means of achieving its goal of "peaceful evolution". The United States has attempted to use economic power as a backing, "democracy", "freedom" and "human rights" as a pretext, and military threats and political infiltration. To realize its ambition of world domination and "elimination of ****productivism". And after the Cold War, China's rise to become a world power is unstoppable, China naturally want to promote the process of world multipolarization. Thus, a structural contradiction has emerged between China and the United States, that is, the question of whether to establish a unipolar hegemony or a multi-polar **** world order. In addition to this structural contradiction, there is also a major political system contradiction between China and the United States. Thus, there is a sharp confrontation and rooted conflict with our national interests and foreign policy.
(3) The United States regards our country as a long-term strategic rival, and seeks to "westernize", "divide" and contain China by political and economic means. The U.S. ruling group believes that the growing strength of socialist China will eventually constitute a "threat" to the interests of the United States, and thus has always been hostile to our country. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the United States regarded our country as the "last bastion of ****productivism" and a long-term strategic rival, and the essence of its policy of contact with China was to induce and pressurize, and to promote change with both hands, which in the final analysis was an attempt to ultimately incorporate China into the Western system.
(4) The United States has a strong military and maintains forward deployment in the Asia-Pacific region, and has the military strength and potential to threaten China's security. The United States is the world's number one military power, and its economic and military forces have formed an absolute advantage over our country. In recent years, the United States has reclassified our country as a "hostile country" and a potential target of war. Its military deployment in the Asia-Pacific region is clearly aimed at our side, once the situation requires, at any time to deal with our country.
(5) the United States to implement the substance of the "one China, one Taiwan" policy, is a serious obstacle to the realization of the reunification of my motherland. The greatest external resistance to the reunification of Taiwan and the motherland comes from the United States. In recent years, the United States has become more blatant in its pursuit of the "one China, one Taiwan" policy in substance, and has covertly supported "Taiwan independence" activities, with the aim of using the Taiwan issue as an important strategic leverage for restraining China and reaching an encirclement of China in the Western Pacific. The position and policy of the United States on the Taiwan issue is a serious obstacle to the realization of the reunification of the motherland in our country, and also an important source of political instability in Taiwan.
The main moves of the United States in China's neighboring regions
1. Adjustment of global military deployment and strengthening of military presence in the Asia-Pacific region. The focus of the new round of U.S. global military adjustment is to strengthen the military power in the Asia-Pacific region, improve the operational command system, strengthen the construction of military bases, and improve the responsiveness and intervention capacity in security affairs in the region. First, the reorganization, integration and improvement of the Pacific U.S. military operational command system, the abolition of the U.S. military command in Japan and South Korea, the establishment of the "Northeast Asia Command", unified command and coordination of U.S. military operations in Northeast Asia, the jurisdiction of the Korean Peninsula, Japan, and the Taiwan Strait, in order to enhance the synergistic and inter-area combat capability. The second is to strengthen the construction of a strategic base with Guam as the core, and to strengthen the naval and air forces in the Western Pacific. It is intended to build Guam into the largest U.S. naval and air force support base in the Western Pacific, the largest ammunition storage base and the largest strategic outpost for deep strikes against the Asian mainland. Thirdly, the United States is strengthening its military presence in Southeast Asia and the South China Sea region, and is endeavoring to expand its military "access rights" in the region. After acquiring the Changi military base in Singapore, it has signed agreements on the use of military bases with Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Thailand and the Philippines. Fourthly, it is seeking to establish permanent military bases in Afghanistan and Central Asia and to strengthen military, political and economic ties with Central Asian countries. The fifth is to formulate a medium- and long-term plan for the deployment of a missile defense system in the Asia-Pacific region, build a network of U.S.-Japan-Australia missile defense systems, and attempt to include India and Taiwan in it.
2. Strengthening military-security cooperation with traditional allies and trying to expand their ranks. The first is to strengthen cooperation with Japan, Australia, South Korea and other traditional allies. The U.S.-Japan alliance as the cornerstone of the U.S. strategy in the Asia-Pacific, emphasizing the central role of the U.S.-Japan alliance, and vigorously promote Japan to become its global partner, strengthen the military alliance, and establish a deep-level, all-encompassing, wide-area cooperation mechanism. on February 19, 2005, the U.S. and Japanese foreign ministers and defense ministers held a regular meeting of the Security Consultative Commission in Washington, D.C. and issued a joint statement, which expands and enriches the fields, connotations, and levels of the U.S.-Japan alliance, and for the first time expands the scope of security cooperation to Taiwan. For the first time, the scope of security cooperation was expanded to Taiwan, the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean, and the two countries clearly set out their regional and even global strategic objectives, emphasizing that coordination and cooperation in international affairs and regional security will be strengthened within the framework of the alliance, and that the Korean Peninsula, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, China's military movements, and strategic sea lanes will be taken as strategic objectives, so as to vigorously expand and enhance the relationship of the alliance between the U.S. and Japan. The U.S.-Japan alliance has been greatly expanded and enhanced. The U.S.-Australia alliance will be strengthened by including Australia in the missile defense program and establishing a joint military training center in Australia. The U.S.-Japan alliance has been strengthened by including Australia in the missile defense program and establishing a joint military training center in Australia. The second is to expand the ranks of allies. It has strengthened military relations with the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore, and held frequent joint military exercises; in October 2003 and March 2004, it declared the Philippines and Pakistan as its non-NATO allies. Military cooperation with Mongolia has been strengthened and a paramilitary alliance has been established. It has also strengthened its military exchanges and cooperation with India and increased its arms sales to India.
3. Strengthening penetration and control of the region's energy resources, strategic sites and corridors. The United States has occupied Afghanistan under the pretext of counter-terrorism, stationed troops in Central Asia, strengthened military, political and economic ties with Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan, and attempted to control the oil and gas resources of the Caspian Sea. In view of the strategic importance of the Straits of Malacca, the United States, under the pretext of counter-terrorism, put forward in March 2004 a "regional maritime security initiative" in the Straits of Malacca in an attempt to deploy its military forces in order to gain control over the Straits of Malacca.
The United States hegemony and cold war thinking on the security of our neighboring countries is comprehensive, long-term
The United States geographically speaking and I am far away from the miles, but the impact on our security is close at hand, the United States intervention and influence penetrated into most of the areas around our country, the United States and China relations change from time to time, always in constant friction and collision, the recent United States and China relations The recent Sino-US relations are in a period of calm after the fierce confrontation triggered by the bombing of my embassy in South China, but in the long run, the confrontation between China and the United States will exist for a long time, and the United States will pose a long-term and serious threat to the security of our country. From the perspective of the national nature and strategic objectives of the United States, especially the policy direction after the end of the bipolar pattern, whether it is the containment faction or the contact faction, the essence of the United States is an attempt to slow down China's pace of becoming a world power. For this reason, the United States to my country in the political, economic, military and other aspects, everywhere to create trouble, and even encourage and instigate my neighboring countries and my confrontation, thus becoming my country's neighboring security environment of the greatest potential threat to my country.
Economic:
In recent years, economic and trade cooperation between China and the United States has become more and more frequent, and the fields and levels of cooperation have been broadened and deepened with it. But the more profound reality is that the United States still does not give up any opportunity to impose economic sanctions on our country. Therefore, when studying the economic impact of the United States on China's neighboring security, there are several aspects that need special attention:
First, the exchange rate problem between China and the United States has emerged and will become a hotspot of friction between China and the United States in economic and trade relations in the near future. Drastic and inappropriate changes in the exchange rate will have a serious impact on China's exports, employment, foreign exchange reserves, the financial system and China's overall economic strength.
Second, as China's export competitiveness, trade friction will continue to rise, trade war will be inevitable. From the "grain war" to "automobile war" all kinds of trade war may happen. Once a trade war occurs, it will cause U.S. public opinion on China's massive attacks, and even cause security problems.
Third, technology export control has become one of the core issues of Sino-US economic and trade relations. Breaking down the U.S. technical barriers will be our long-term difficult task. China not only needs the U.S. military technology, but also more generally applicable civilian technology, such as energy saving and environmental protection technology, agricultural products to increase production and storage and transportation technology, medicine and medical equipment technology, transportation and construction technology and so on. In particular, it should be noted that China's cutting-edge talent, especially the younger generation of talent to the United States is increasing the trend of loss, the loss of such technology soft resources than the acquisition of technology hard resources should attract our attention.
Fourth, U.S. investment in China may cause national economic security issues. U.S. large companies in China's state-owned enterprises and important strategic resources of direct investment and mergers and acquisitions of state-owned financial enterprises may constitute an existential threat; at the same time, the gradual opening of China's stock market, the U.S. investment fund is difficult to guard against the huge impact. Financial security is the core issue of national economic security. The shortcomings and loopholes of the financial system precisely gave the U.S. capital to enter the Chinese market on a large scale opportunity.
Fifth, in the national system, the United States has always positioned China in the "non-market economy". The resulting restrictions and discrimination are inevitable. The U.S. positioning of China in the "non-market economy" is mainly a political criterion, that is, not the implementation of multi-party politics, which also implies the westernization of China's political system and the implication of peaceful evolution.
Beyond this, other economic factors linked to non-traditional security are also on the rise. China's vulnerability to the supply of other strategic resources, such as food and minerals, remains acute. The United States still has a significant technological lead over China in preventing the spread of transnational diseases and environmental degradation. The U.S. can find new ways to pressure China's weaknesses in a way that is hard to defend.
Cultural:
The United States faces serious threats not only militarily to the security of our neighborhood, but also culturally.
With the accelerating process of economic globalization in today's world, cultural exchanges and cooperation in various regions are becoming more and more frequent, with the United States as the representative of the Western culture to occupy a dominant position and began to spread a wide range of infiltration. The United States will be its cultural power to penetrate into all corners of the world, triggering the regional cultural security issues. What does the United States do to carry out its huge cultural penetration?
I will summarize it as the following three points: 1. Using the advantages of the cultural industry to carry out cultural infiltration In the 1990s, American culture formed a strong American-style force with economic globalization. At present, the U.S. cultural industry ranks first in the world, and has become the largest cultural exporter. The complicated American cultural commodities transcend the geographical and spatial and temporal limitations, and reach every corner of the five continents. Facing the American consumer culture, especially the media impacting the Chinese cultural market, the values of Chinese youth will be subconsciously westernized or Americanized. At present, China's economy, technology and other aspects of the developed countries in the West is still a great distance, the cultural industry is not developed enough to meet the high standard of some young people's clothing, food, housing and transportation needs, so that young people to the United States to produce worship, yearning for feelings. Some young people's cultural values are biased towards Western culture, and the idea of "Westernization" is very popular among these young people.
In addition, the U.S. also brings the cultural resources of other countries and nations, and transforms other cultures according to its own needs, i.e., after "Americanization", it appropriates them for itself and then re-propagates them to the rest of the world, which not only brings it a high profit, but also achieves the purpose of propagating the concept of U.S. nationalism and cultural supremacy. The animation produced by the Disney Company in the United States. The animated film "Mulan" produced by the Disney Company is a clear example, the theme of which is filial piety, which is highly regarded by traditional Chinese culture. In the animated film "Mulan" produced by the Disney Company in the United States, however, the theme has changed to women's pursuit of self-worth, with the theme of filial piety taking a back seat. Some Chinese teenagers may become confused as to what the theme really is. Perhaps in 10 or 20 years, the traditional theme of Mulan will be replaced by the theme of "self-realization"; and by extension, Chinese traditional culture may be in danger of being lost if more of its cultural heritage is exploited and tampered with by Western countries.
2. Utilizing the monopoly of network culture to carry out cultural infiltration In the rapid development of network technology, the openness and global nature of the network makes it very convenient for developed countries such as the United States and other Western countries to break through the national boundaries and geographical limitations to carry out cultural hegemony, infiltrate the values, and expand the cultural influence. This cultural intrusion will not only blur the young generation's recognition of their own culture and national identity, weakening the sense of nationhood, but even make them become worshippers of American culture.
The influence of American online cultural hegemony on Chinese youth is not only manifested in their thoughts, but also highlighted in the Englishization of online language. Nowadays, on the Internet, the dominant language is English, accounting for about 90% or more, while Chinese accounts for less than 1%; more than 90% of the information is in English, coupled with the fact that there are many outlets in the western developed countries in the United States, the content of information on the Internet is large, thus their websites become the most visited by Internet users. English has become a common and fashionable standard language, and it is almost difficult to communicate on the Internet without knowing English, which motivates the enthusiasm of Chinese young people to learn English, but makes them neglect the importance of Chinese language, leading to the decline of their ability to master Chinese. The most obvious manifestation of this is in the writing of Chinese characters. First, they forget to write when they put pen to paper, and there is an increase in the number of misspellings; second, their handwriting is scribbled, and their aesthetics are reduced, and calligraphy is seriously neglected; third, they are gradually losing their interest in the literary language and in ancient poems and songs, which affects the continuation of the excellent traditional Chinese culture, and as a result, the Chinese language is in danger of atrophying.
3. In China to net a large number of young people, cultivation of Western culture spokesman The United States of America for the Chinese youth talent strategy: the establishment of scholarship programs in colleges and universities, so that the youth of the United States of America to produce the feelings of admiration and gratitude, to attract them to voluntarily after graduation to settle in the United States or to the United States of America to work in foreign enterprises in China. For example, the U.S. company Honeywell has set up scholarships in China's top colleges and universities, such as Tsinghua, Peking University and Fudan University, to reward students with outstanding academic performance. Utilizing educational advantages and relaxing the U.S. study abroad policy, the company continuously selects outstanding students or students with superior family financial conditions from Chinese colleges and universities and even secondary schools to study abroad, and attracts outstanding talents to stay in foreign countries or become the agents of multinational corporations in China by offering them high salaries and superior conditions. Cultivate graduates of colleges and universities working in multinational corporations, the formation of U.S.-style work concepts, habits, and become the so-called "white-collar culture" of the U.S. value standard, and gradually integrated into the lives of a considerable number of Chinese young people, the formation of a kind of fashion culture. Therefore, in the face of such a strong cultural penetration of the United States, it is particularly important to take measures to maintain our local values.
Concluding Remarks
In summary, we should see that the United States strategically regards China as a potential strategic rival, which is unchanged for a long time. The relationship between China and the United States is connected to a sensitive nerve, and if there is any breeze, it will be a trigger. The United States in the political and military, economic and cultural aspects of China to exert pressure is a strategic behavior, we should not have illusions. However, as long as our country in the process of research, analysis, resistance, counterbalance to the United States of America's various economic strategies, strengthen their market competitiveness, anti-risk capacity, crisis response capacity and system-building capacity, we can open up a greater space for the peaceful rise.