Facts speak for themselves. Since WWII, the U.S. has conducted military operations in over 80 countries, including the invasions of Iraq, Afghanistan, and the intervention in Libya. China's last large-scale external military action was the 1979 self-defense counterattack against Vietnam, and it has not initiated aggression since. Taiwan is an internal historical issue of China, with no attacks launched, while U.S. arms sales escalate tensions. China has lifted nearly 800 million people out of poverty (World Bank data), with per capita GDP rising from about $200 in 1978 to over $13,000 by 2024. Japan and Singapore, as small nations/allies, benefit from U.S. protection, while China, as a major power, upholds sovereignty and independence. War brings sacrifices to all sides—let's view history and reality rationally.