中国军队是时候建立新国际秩序了

oyak999

开卷有益 发表于 11-3-2026 08:15 AM
好朋友被欺负应该第一时间站出来，不要等好朋友求救，这样情谊就蛋了

你怎知中国没有帮助？


最近中国的中东订单已经爆到年底，1~2月份中国出口增长20%。

tuaceng

oyak999 发表于 11-3-2026 08:41 AM
东海岸铁路当年也说是中国的巨额损失，现在不是快要建好通车了么。

谁说的？我不知道东海岸铁路的这个损失。

至于伊朗，中国在伊朗的投资主要集中在5大领域：

石油和天然气开发
铁路与交通基础设施
电力和新能源
水电与水利工程
工业和城市建设

不是只有买油而已

Mr.Bean

tuaceng 发表于 11-3-2026 08:43 AM
所以几时打台湾？

你耐心的看下去吧, 中国一定把台湾拿回来, 解放军都已经做了几次攻台预演了, 把台湾围得紧紧的, 真要动手的话是分分钟的事, 之所以迟迟不动手是因为看在大家是中华民族的情份上,  不是因为怕, 或不敢打, 台岛执政当局别把中国的善意当做软弱, 哪一天解放军真的不客气的时候你别吓得哭爹喊娘我告诉你。

平谷

tuaceng 发表于 11-3-2026 08:43 AM
所以几时打台湾？

阁下听谁说台湾要用打的？


阁下什么时候要告诉中国政府要建立新国际秩序了的秩序 ？？

oyak999

tuaceng 发表于 11-3-2026 08:52 AM
谁说的？我不知道东海岸铁路的这个损失。

至于伊朗，中国在伊朗的投资主要集中在5大领域：

哦，美以炸到中国建设的项目了吗，你举例来说说看。

开卷有益

oyak999 发表于 11-3-2026 08:44 AM
你怎知中国没有帮助？

哦，拿一点实际行动来帮助啊！譬如去建个基地，派新航母过去，或者派战狼回去

开卷有益

oyak999 发表于 11-3-2026 08:43 AM
这不一定，要看石油公司的采购。

但是全球供应链都离不开中国，多少都会用到中国设备。

废话，肥猫也知道大陆是世界廉价工厂了

开卷有益

tuaceng 发表于 11-3-2026 08:40 AM
不保护自己的利益，那么就等着一直被别人破坏或抢走。

千万不要根这些人做朋友，酒肉朋友

开卷有益

oyak999 发表于 11-3-2026 08:39 AM
中国是无神论文明，谁和神权国家是好朋友？

中国不是共产党的，非党员还是有信仰的

开卷有益

oyak999 发表于 11-3-2026 08:37 AM
说明中国落后淘汰的武器，也能吊打欧洲最先进战机。

对啊，大陆最喜欢廉价炮灰了

oyak999

开卷有益 发表于 11-3-2026 10:13 AM
哦，拿一点实际行动来帮助啊！譬如去建个基地，派新航母过去，或者派战狼回去 ...

你真好笑，伊朗还有那么多军队呢，干嘛要中国去？


中国漏点民用技术，就足够打美以了。

没见伊朗最近用来轰炸的无人机吗，中国小厂生产的发动机、北斗导航控制器……

oyak999

开卷有益 发表于 11-3-2026 10:17 AM
对啊，大陆最喜欢廉价炮灰了

去年巴基斯坦可没被印度击落战机！

oyak999

开卷有益 发表于 11-3-2026 10:14 AM
废话，肥猫也知道大陆是世界廉价工厂了

廉价，但足够高科技！


高价的东西，你买的起吗？！

祈s

未到时机，等核航母齐全了，
必会亮剑示警。

tuaceng

Mr.Bean 发表于 11-3-2026 08:53 AM
你耐心的看下去吧, 中国一定把台湾拿回来, 解放军都已经做了几次攻台预演了, 把台湾围得紧紧的, 真要动手 ...

中共打不下，经济崩溃解体，然后台湾接收大陆，中华民国统一中国，你指的是这个意思？

tuaceng

平谷 发表于 11-3-2026 08:58 AM
阁下听谁说台湾要用打的？

不打也可以，大陆向台湾投降，两岸就统一了。


至于中国政府，本人在这里只是分析，不为任何国家的政府提供建议。

平谷

tuaceng 发表于 11-3-2026 12:57 PM
不打也可以，大陆向台湾投降，两岸就统一了。

既然阁下在猜测这可能性。


在下也来猜测更可能发生的事情，
看了近期台湾政府总总的骚操作，很大可能是台湾最高领导被本地人绑了，当作投名状献给大陆呢？？？

tuaceng

oyak999 发表于 11-3-2026 10:05 AM
哦，美以炸到中国建设的项目了吗，你举例来说说看。

‘We couldn’t reach them’: Chinese firms’ Iran business in limbo after strikes

2026-03-06 09:24:31
Rising tensions in the Middle East, particularly from U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, are disrupting trade for Chinese exporters. Shipments are stalled, payments delayed, and communication with Iranian clients has ceased, jeopardizing contracts and growth plans.
Rising tensions in the Middle East following attacks on Iran are having an impact on the trade corridors and investment plans of Chinese exporters and investors, who had seen Iran and the broader region as crucial growth markets.

Joint strikes on Iran by the United States and Israel since Saturday have left shipments stalled, payments delayed and clients unreachable, Chinese businesspeople said. For many of them, the disruption has been direct and immediate.

David Xie, an executive at a Shenzhen-based technology company that secured a contract worth more than 5 million yuan (US$728,785) from an Iranian trade delegation in late January, said he had lost contact with his client.

“We couldn’t reach them,” Xie said. “Messages are not answered. We don’t know whether the project is postponed or cancelled.”
He said the Iranian group had toured factories in Shenzhen with a view to procuring goods.
“They paid a deposit and we had already begun preparing production,” Xie said.

Uncertainty faces China Inc's projects in Iran after US–Israeli strikes
By Eduardo Baptista
March 4, 20266:20 PM GMT+8Updated March 4, 2026

BEIJING, March 4 (Reuters) - Weeks before U.S.–Israeli strikes in Iran, wide swathes of state-backed Chinese companies were eyeing projects in areas from energy and heavy industry to trade promotion, data showed, spotlighting ​the risks the war presents for business in China.
One of Iran's closest allies and the biggest buyer of its oil, China has so far kept ‌silent about the business and trade impact of the attacks, though it condemned the U.S.-led operation as "unacceptable" and called for restraint.
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Chinese government procurement and tender records on Iran show contracts issued in recent months, pointing to the vibrant commercial engagement of the two nations, though the total size of China's investment in the projects was not immediately clear.
But the inclusion of many state-backed firms suggests efforts by the world's second largest economy ​to boost ties with Iran could transmit the business impact of the deepening Middle East crisis beyond just the private sector.
Beijing has long backed U.S.-sanctioned Tehran in ​efforts to deepen its strategic and economic heft in the Middle East, signing a 25-year cooperation deal in 2021, though full details were never ⁠disclosed.

China and Iran have drawn closer politically through participation in regional blocs, but economic cooperation has stagnated in recent years in the absence of big benefits to China in ​non-oil trade, an adviser to the foreign ministry said.
"China viewed the Iran protests as a cautionary tale, due to Tehran's domestic economic mismanagement, governance failures and corruption," added the expert, who ​spoke on condition of anonymity.
None of the entities identified in the documents responded to requests for comment on the status of projects and whether recent events had affected operations.

FROM STEEL TO POWER INFRASTRUCTURE
The Chinese records show contracts, some issued or active in January and February, in areas such as steel fabrication, transmission-level grid equipment, hydropower commissioning, overland freight corridors and Tehran trade exhibitions.

Shanghai Baoye, a major engineering and ​construction contractor within state-owned China Metallurgical Group Corp, issued a tender last month for structural steel supplies for a project based in Iran, they showed.
It also awarded a subcontract worth ​7.7 million yuan ($1.1 million) to a local firm for project-related equipment.
Pinggao Electric, widely associated with China's State Grid network, published a procurement result last month that referred to an Iran project involving a ‌mobile substation, ⁠according to documents reviewed by Reuters.
Iran is also embedded in China's Belt and Road Initiative, a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure scheme intended to stretch from East Asia to Europe.
In December, China Railway Container Transport, a state-owned subsidiary of China State Railway Group, published a shortlist of overseas service providers for westbound Central Asia routes, including Iran.

Filings reviewed by Reuters showed a two-way flow of Chinese equipment and engineering services into Iran, while Iranian raw materials and petrochemicals run back to Chinese industry.
Steelmaker Henan Fengbao Special Steel published notices in August 2025 for the purchase ​of iron ore pellets labelled as being ​of Iranian origin.
In petrochemicals, Jiangsu Sopo Group ⁠issued procurement notices last year for polyethylene specified as "Iran Petrochemical LFI 2119," with delivery to its plant in Zhenjiang.

TRADE PROMOTION AND PROVINCIAL ROLE
Chinese provincial authorities were also actively organising market access to Iran.
Procurement records from the ​commerce department of the eastern province of Zhejiang show contracts for organisational services tied to Tehran trade exhibitions across pharmaceuticals, electronic ​components and automotive parts.
Zhejiang ⁠is one of China's most export-oriented provinces, home to thousands of private manufacturers in machinery, electronics and automotive supply chains.
A February open tender sought contractors for an international exhibition of auto parts to be held in Iran later this year, with a bid deadline of March 2.
In northwestern Shaanxi and northeastern Heilongjiang, provincial commerce departments and state-linked oilfield equipment firms similarly announced participation in ⁠Iran's international oil ​and gas exhibitions.
Still there may yet be a silver lining for China.
"The crisis will certainly damage all ​foreign direct investment into Iran, not just China's," said Michael Feller, chief strategist at consultancy Geopolitical Strategy.
"The advantage for China, however, is that should the war end, its firms will have the pick of reconstruction contracts or ​a better risk appetite than Western firms if there is a US-backed regime put in charge."

tuaceng

平谷 发表于 11-3-2026 01:11 PM
既然阁下在猜测这可能性。

这个不是猜测，而是分析行动和结果。


大陆要保障海外利益，基本就是要派军队出海保护。

那么要出海，台湾是第一个要解决的障碍。

要怎样收下来，和平还是动武，大陆自己决定。

tuaceng

真是奇怪，天天骂美国，天天骂以色列，一直骂，就可以把对方骂死了吗？


不如采取行动，和俄国结盟，和前苏联国家结盟，和中东，南美，非洲那些反美国家结盟，组成一股强大的力量，那么就不怕被所谓的欧美以色列等国家欺负了吗？

前苏联有华约，warsaw pact。
看华约的华，就是中华的华了。
所以天注定要华约指的就是中华公约组织。

所以，中国的版本也想好了，叫做Sinopac, Strategic Intergovernmental Network for the Orient and Pacific