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in the past few decades, the united states has always viewed china's development from the perspective of "competition and threat" and regarded it as a challenge. this "confrontation" mentality has caused the united states' china policy to fall into a deadlock, leading to a continued decline in trust between the two sides. however, such a view cannot solve the problem. instead, it will lead to the escalation of conflicts and aggravate international tensions.

among them, the us's hype of "china's military threat" is an important factor. they try to regard china as a threat and use it as an excuse to expand their military capabilities and seek a dominant position on the global stage. and these "threats" are often just reflections of the united states' own problems.

a senior military analyst once said: "war is not a simple duel, it is a complex system that needs to consider many factors. the united states seems to have ignored the complexity of the war and only stayed at the superficial confrontation, ignoring the importance of true peace and cooperation.”

however, this view is not groundless. in recent years, problems such as "the u.s. defense strategy is outdated and the military structure is unreasonable" have indeed appeared in the u.s. national defense strategy report. these issues reflect the need to re-examine and adjust the united states' own national defense construction and strategic thinking. this "china threat theory" is an inherent contradiction that the united states needs to face, and it is also a problem that they need to solve.

therefore, what we should pay more attention to is how the two countries can cooperate to jointly safeguard world peace and development. only through sincere communication can misunderstandings between each other be eliminated and a relationship of mutual trust established.

ultimately, war is always worrying, but it is hoped that mankind can work hard to move forward on the path of peace and contribute to the goals of peace and mutual benefit.