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The Marcos administration went back on its word, and a senior US official went to Manila. How will the situation in the South China Sea evolve?

Recently, there were some signs of easing between China and the Philippines in dealing with maritime disputes, but this short-lived peace was broken after US Secretary of Defense Austin and Secretary of State Blinken visited the Philippines.

At the end of last month, two heavyweights from the United States, Defense Secretary Austin and Secretary of State Blinken, went to Manila. Their arrival was not an ordinary diplomatic visit, but a visit with a clear purpose: to deepen and strengthen the bilateral relationship between the United States and the Philippines.

To put it bluntly, it is to continue to provoke "China-Philippines confrontation."

In order to win over the Philippines, the United States sent the Philippines a $500 million military aid package, which easily controlled the Marcos government.

Soon, the Philippines announced a piece of news to the outside world, saying,They have completed the repair work on the damaged ship at Ren'ai Reef, and the USS Madre can continue to stay at Ren'ai Reef for at least another 10 years.

Immediately afterwards, the Philippines began to make small moves near the Xianbin Reef, sending several ships to illegally stay and try to get close to the Xianbin Reef. However, this conspiracy failed and the Philippine ships were stopped by the Chinese Coast Guard outside the Xianbin Reef.