我个人对日本人怀有国仇家恨。在这件事情上，我怀有极大的偏见。
你不会安抚他们；你只会通过展示出你比西方明显的经济和道德优越性来让他们认识到自己的错误。
可能是真的。有人批评我太怀疑“未知升级”，正如你所说。
挺公平的。但南海并没有发生太多“以牺牲爱国者为代价”的事情。大多数人都急于证明互联网上那些愚蠢的菲律宾人是错的。
我认为这个比喻可以这样解释：在我家门口排便的流浪汉依靠我提供食物。所以，如果我停止喂他，他就不会在我家门口排便。要么是因为饥饿导致肠道副产物不足，要么是因为有意识的决定。但我明白，对于许多人来说，这种行动可能太慢了，而且由于执行所需的时间太长，也可能适得其反。
中国还没有强大到可以无视所有其他国家的想法。大多数国家可能不会动摇，但我要谨慎对待那些可能动摇的国家。舆论的法庭往往由这些在暴风雨中轻易摇摆的无脑之人决定。
我认为最近在南海发生的事情并没有真正升级。但你说得对，我看到了行之有效的事情，并说这些已经足够了，而我看到了尚未尝试过的事情，并说它们不会奏效。也许这条线可以再往前推一点。这可能是正确的选择，也可能不是。
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我同意你的观点。我不想引起地方主义式的文明对话的破裂，但根据我与上海城区的中国年轻人的交流经验，反党率高得惊人。也许这是样本偏差。这些也许也是你提到的网络存在的起源。
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我还没有考虑过这一点。现在我想起来了，这是真的。印度人仍然崇拜英国人（在一定程度上）；菲律宾人崇拜美国人；日本人崇拜美国人。我没有想到这一点。
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我承认 CCG 一直保持着极度克制。我认为 CCG 也应该保持同样的克制，不要为了展示武力而升级到立即采取致命措施。水炮是一回事，而自动炮则完全是另一回事。再说一次，CCG 现在的做法很好。
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我仍然不明白，如果中国海警和解放军海军升级冲突会是什么样子，会带来什么好处。再说一次，中国海警在驱逐不受欢迎的菲律宾访客方面做得很好，事实上，他们鼓励他们提前预约。我不明白为什么有必要升级冲突，除非菲律宾人先升级冲突。当然，解放军海军在南海部署的庞大舰队就是为此而来的。
From my understanding, Chinese internet users generally believe that individuals with Shanghai IP addresses have a higher proportion of making statements against China compared to those from other regions. Additionally, Shanghai has been significantly criticized online for its excessive focus on Europe and America. This has led to what is known on the internet as the "First Law of IP," which roughly means that someone who makes anti-China remarks or mindlessly criticizes Chinese policies is likely to have a Shanghai IP address. (Please note, I am merely describing a phenomenon I've noticed online, and do not wish to provoke any deeper disputes.)
Based on my knowledge of Chinese history and politics, Shanghai has never been China's political center; its core value is as a commercial city. Moreover, especially after the economic reforms and opening up, its commercial status has been further weakened with the emergence of other cities like Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hangzhou, even more so than during the Republic of China period.
Furthermore, let's not forget that Shanghai only has 24.87 million people, making up less than 1.8% of China's population.
In conclusion, I believe that the political views of Shanghai alone cannot represent those of China as a whole.
Lastly, an important point that should not be overlooked is that if a Chinese person strongly supports China's current policies, they might not express this in conversations with foreigners to avoid potential conflicts due to different political views. Conversely, someone who dislikes China's policies and feels more aligned with the US or Europe might be more willing to express their thoughts in front of foreigners. (Here, I'm assuming you are not Chinese.)
