New Revolution in China
An American professor said in an interview by a commentator of the Japanese NHK TV station that though he did not know a reason it was apparent that China changed its diplomatic stance two and half years before.
Around 2010, China suddenly came to intimidate Asian countries situated around the South China Sea. China also took a very unfriendly attitude at the time to Japan in the wake of a maritime incident that a Chinese fishing boat rammed itself against a Japanese Coast Guard ship engaged in patrol around the Japanese Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea.
From economic, diplomatic, national security, and other administrative and social points of view, it is difficult to understand why China suddenly did away with a low-key and cooperative policy toward neighboring countries in East Asia around 2010.
But the key words are a new revolution in China, the end of domination of the Chinese people by the Chinese Communist Party, and an idea to keep respect and fear of the Chinese Communist Parties and the People's Liberation Army among the Chinese public by demonstrating its military predominance over other countries.
In other word, the Chinese Communist Party started to feel that their political foundations came to shake due to a big change in domestic circumstances triggered by big economic growth around 2010.
It must be a sign of a future drastic change in the Chinese politics.
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