The United States put forward the imbalance in the Asia-Pacific region in the Iraq war and the Afghanistan war. Therefore, the United States sees two main imbalances in the Asia-Pacific region. The first point is that the military alliance is here

During the period, due to the weakening of economic ties, the weakening of security ties and the weakening of security ties, the Asia-Pacific allies showed a tendency to leave Germany because the United States was too concentrated on two wars, even with

China has the symbol of neutrality. At that time, the so-called saying appeared that the United States was safe and China was economically important. This statement is very unwilling to hear in the United States, because the United States has no economic ability.

Subversive damage to our relationship with our allies, so if this relationship develops, it will be a major warning to it. This is one aspect.

In addition, during this period, the so-called rebalancing means the rapid growth of China's strength. Our growth is measured in years and the curve is very steep. However, the United States believes that its influence in the Asia-Pacific region is declining, and its economic and military presence in the Asia-Pacific region, especially its economic presence, is declining.

Hold it for a day. In the ASEAN Economic Forum, ASEAN countries and our ASEAN market, we are now ASEAN's largest partner, with an annual investment of more than 300 billion US dollars, while the United States has gradually dropped from the first place before 2006 to the fourth place, and it is still declining.

This is what they don't want to see. Economic ties with Japan, South Korea and Australia are all weakening. At this time, they feel unbalanced. These two imbalances, one is the relationship with military allies, and the other is the imbalance between the growth of China's strength and its relative economic strength. In fact, it is the strategic background of returning to Asia to find rebalancing.