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Three major events have occurred internationally recently:

First thing: According to China Daily, at the end of last month, the foreign ministers of the United States, Japan, Australia and India held a quadrilateral security dialogue meeting in Tokyo. Although the joint statement issued after the meeting did not directly mention China, it expressed "high concern" about the situation in the South China Sea and pointed out that "there is great concern about the continued militarization of disputed areas and coercive acts that interfere with other parties' navigation in the South China Sea." Against the backdrop of China and the Philippines reaching a temporary arrangement on the management of the situation in Ren'ai Reef and the continued easing of tensions, this statement by the United States, Japan, India and Australia actually reflects their ulterior motives.

When four senior diplomats from four countries met in Tokyo, their eyes were all focused on the East China Sea and the South China Sea in the distance. This meeting was not just an ordinary diplomatic activity, but an important arrangement of the four countries in the regional security structure. As the advocacy force of the "Quad" mechanism, the United States' intention is obvious - to contain China through the power of its allies and maintain its dominant position in the Asia-Pacific region. This summit not only revealed the joint position of the four countries on the East China Sea and South China Sea issues, but also highlighted their deep concerns about China's rise and their intention to contain it. In response to this situation, China, with a firm position and clear voice, declared to the world its determination to defend national sovereignty and maintain regional peace.