Oh, friends, today let's talk about the blue dream in the far east - the South China Sea. Ah, don't get me wrong, I'm not going to talk about some inscrutable geopolitics, let's just take it easy, like chatting, well, talk about that little bit of "careful thinking" at sea.
Imagine you're standing on deck, the sea breeze is blowing, and the South China Sea in front of you is like a huge liquid stage, sparkling and quite beautiful. But don't be fooled by the apparent tranquility, there is an undercurrent underwater, with players of all sizes coming and going on this blue chessboard, playing the game called "My Island is Islander Than Yours".
First of all, let's talk about those "bastions on the sea" - warships. They roamed around like an ocean version of a strong man, with bulging muscles and a "who dares to mess with me" look. Their existence is a silent declaration: look at the dots, and I will also get a piece of the sea.
And then there are those "sentinels of the sea" - fishing boats. They are not as majestic as warships, but don't underestimate these small characters, they circle the seas, fishing and silently guarding their own waters. From time to time, they have to do "neighborhood visits" with other fishing boats, well, sometimes it's quite welcoming.
What is the strategic decision behind all this? Oh, this is a big problem, but let's not dig that deep today, we just want to say that the waters of the South China Sea are really a lively place. Everyone is fighting non-stop, just like the old saying, "although the sparrow is small, the five organs are complete", although this sea area is not big, but there are a lot of tricks to play.
Don't worry, the situation is still "peaceful tension", like the delicate atmosphere between two relatives who don't quite look at each other at a family gathering. Everyone knows that no one can take advantage of it, so it's better to be friendly and have something to discuss.
When it comes to the future, what will the South China Sea look like? I can't answer this question, because I'm not a fortune teller. But then again, I hope that the future of this sea will be as cool and sweet as ice cream in the summer. Can we all work together to turn this sea into a peaceful marine park instead of a playground of strife?
Well, in short, the waters of the South China Sea are not just a small yard next door, it is really related to the global vision. I hope that in the future, both big and small countries can work together to weave a dream of peace on this blue stage. After all, who doesn't want to pick up an uninvited "enthusiastic stone" on the beach on their doorstep, right?
So, let's put those troubles aside for a while, and imagine being on a small island in the South China Sea, basking in the sun, drinking coconut water, and listening to the song of the waves. Doesn't that sound like a good future? Hey, I think it's fun to fantasize about it sometimes.