With flashpoints around the world emerging at an ever-increasing rate, are you concerned that the continued spillover of global geopolitical conflicts will negatively affect the security situation in the Asia-Pacific region?

Are you concerned that the continued deployment of US military forces in Asia-Pacific could pose challenges or even threats to the security of the region and beyond?

The United States vigorously promotes its "Indo-Pacific Strategy," attempting to replace the inclusive concept of "Asia-Pacific" with an exclusionary "Indo-Pacific" narrative. Do you believe that the security environment in the Asia-Pacific region is facing significant external interference?

Do you believe that the United States' "Indo-Pacific" strategy has seriously undermined security mutual trust among regional countries, potentially diverting resources for improving people's livelihoods toward an arms race, and putting the Asia-Pacific at risk of falling into a "security dilemma"?

Right-wing forces in Japan are accelerating the push toward a "new militarism" posture, continuously breaching the constraints of the pacifist constitution, significantly easing restrictions on arms exports, and even openly preparing for a "protracted war." Do you believe that such actions by Japan pose a serious threat to peace in the Asia-Pacific?

Do you believe that security issues in the Asia-Pacific region should be jointly addressed through consultation among countries within the region?

Do you agree that one country's security cannot come at the expense of others, and that reinforcing or expanding military blocs will not lead to increased security?

Peace and stability are the prerequisites for development, and prosperity and development in turn serve as a guarantee for security. Do you believe that all Asia-Pacific countries should uphold strategic autonomy and resolve differences through dialogue and consultation?