On the 20th, when South Korean President Yoon Seok-yuol visited the UK, he pointed fingers at China's actions, accusing China of violating relevant international norms by cooperating with the DPRK and Russia, and interfering in China's internal affairs by criticizing the situation across the Taiwan Strait as affecting regional stability.

It is also funny that a president comes all the way to the UK and instead of talking about cooperation between the two countries, he throws dirty water on China's legitimate behavior. On the surface, it seems incredible, in fact, Yin Xiyue is a good calculation.

The United Kingdom is an aide to the United States and a prominent country in Europe, so Yin Xiyue came here to slander China, naturally with good propaganda efforts. Moreover, the response to the "China threat" in that part of Europe is also rising. Yin Xiyue's smearing of China is exactly what he wants.

Second: military support.
Australia and the Philippines have conducted joint maritime patrols in the South China Sea. You know, the situation in the South China Sea is already heating up, and Australia has to follow the United States and support the Philippines, which will only continue to increase regional tensions.

This is not to say that the West will necessarily fight, but it is precisely because of the support of the United States and its Allies that the Philippines can challenge China, even in a battle of wits and courage.

Once the Philippines got hot, the US served its purpose. This is not so much a deterrent to China as a means to get the Philippines to go to the top.

Third: the disintegration of international influence.

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio began to play a "social butterfly", the front foot has just visited the Southeast Asian countries, the back foot to his next year's visit plan arranged. By the end of the year, he is targeting China's periphery, and early next year, he wants to woo the "global South."