China doesn't owe anyone help. But China isn't doing anything to get others to love them. It's a simple explanation I'm giving. If you want allies, if you want to be loved, it's not for free. Not so difficult to understand, is it?
China doesn't need others to love it, international relations isn't a high school popularity contest. It's like watching Hetalia or Polandball for guidance on international relations.
You know, something I noticed with these posts is its always China that bears the burden. Its never what country XXX must do to be loved by China.
It depends if they're smart enough to know that the enemy of their enemy is their friend. China might not have the power projection capabilities today to fight for them in the middle-east, but China is their only hope of a future that isn't dominated by the West all helping Israel commit genocide against Muslims. If they want that future, China is the only way, regardless of whether or not there is direct aid or even relations between them and China. So if they don't like China because China didn't send our military to kill off Israel right now or directly do them some other major favor, they're not smart enough to be useful allies anyway. Not so difficult to understand, is it?
The one thing that China could do for an internationalist foreign policy is also one that is not possible until their internal economy far exceeds the US.
Some people are complaining that Iran doesn't love China. All I'm doing is explaining why this is the case. If China doesn't want to be liked by others that's totally fine. It's just hypocritical from certain members to complain that Iranian public opinion isn't as pro China as they think they deserve, when China's actions havent always been very friendly to Iran.
Saying Iran doesn't love China is understating it. It has more negative views than India which is an actual hostile enemy of China and has actual reasons to have such relationship levels.
