First of all, China has huge oil interests in Iraq. If Iraq falls into the hands of the United States, China's interests in Iraq will be threatened, which is not good for China. It is for this reason that China is now negotiating with Russia, Tajikistan and other Central Asian countries to build onshore oil transportation pipelines to reduce its dependence on Middle Eastern countries and maritime oil transportation. In addition, Iraq borders Iran on the right, the Persian Gulf on the bottom and the Suez Canal on the left, bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Iraq is a strategic place. If the United States holds on to Iraq, it will be a fatal blow to China's maritime transport, especially in Europe and the Indian Ocean, before China has an ocean fleet. . .

On the Afghan side, according to the current situation, China hopes that the longer the US troops fight in Afghanistan, the better. Afghanistan has dragged in more than 300,000 US ground troops, accounting for almost half of the US military. This gave China a buffer time in the Pacific region, so that the US military could not pose a greater threat to China in the Pacific region. Although American aircraft carriers are eyeing China now, after all, the United States only has 1 1 aircraft carrier, which cannot be used to deter China. According to the current development, China hopes to get its aircraft carrier out before the United States finishes the Afghan war, so that the United States will not continue to be locked in the three island chains after a major strategic adjustment.