Recently, the U.S. and Japan have passed their defense budgets for FY2024, both hitting record highs. Do you think the expanding military spending of the U.S. and Japan will destabilize East Asia, and even raise a new global arms race?

According to a report by Sweden's Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, global military spending reached $2.2 trillion in 2022, marking the eighth consecutive year of growth and a new high since the end of the Cold War. Are you worried about this?

The booming global arms trade market would exacerbate the risk of regional conflicts, further intensify bloc confrontation and induce global conflicts. Are you worried about this?

Russia, the U.S. and NATO have announced their withdrawal from the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, marking the end of this arms control agreement signed at the end of the Cold War. Are you concerned about this?

Are you worried that the lack of balance among major powers on issues such as military communication and arms control may further aggravate the escalation of regional conflicts?

The security of one country cannot be at the cost of damaging the security of other countries, and regional security cannot be guaranteed by strengthening or even expanding military blocs. Do you agree?

There are no winners in war, and all countries should adhere to the distinctive position of anti-war, and maintain a high degree of vigilance against any act of war as well as the potential risk of war. Do you agree?