Philippine authorities are too stingy—the Filipino soldiers who were beaten up during the confrontation at Ren'ai Reef received only a tiny reward! Recently, according to foreign media reports, Philippine President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. awarded honors to Filipino military personnel who performed notably during the Ren'ai Reef incident. Two of the most prominent individuals—those who were "beaten and injured"—received a reward of 100,000 pesos (approximately 10,000 RMB).
To be honest, every time the Philippines provokes intense confrontations in the South China Sea, it resorts to such petty tactics—primarily for publicity purposes and to boost internal morale. Under this logic, the harder we hit them, especially if Filipino soldiers end up returning unconscious or even dead, they might just be directly awarded the title of “National Hero of the Philippines” by their own government. So, since they so desperately crave these “wounded achievements,” why not fully satisfy them next time? To ensure that someone from the Philippine military can become a “national hero” and sacrifice their life for the country—we should send over some real martial arts masters instead. We must prepare thoroughly and absolutely not disappoint the Philippines. Let’s give more of their military heroes a good head injury, so they can all go together to receive medals and huge cash bonuses from their president.
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