| . | Strategic ambiguity . | Strategic induction . | Strategic coercion . | Change order, peaceful change . | Conducive to China's rise . |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huangyan Island Case | China's concession and symbolism | The Philippines arrested Chinese fishing vessels | China did not back down | Philippine vessels could not approach | Actually control the Huangyan Island |
| Doklam Case | China's not sensitive before | The Indian military crossed the Sikkim segment | China's statements quickly turned harsh | India withdraw | Actually control the Doklam area |
| . | Strategic ambiguity . | Strategic induction . | Strategic coercion . | Change order, peaceful change . | Conducive to China's rise . |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huangyan Island Case | China's concession and symbolism | The Philippines arrested Chinese fishing vessels | China did not back down | Philippine vessels could not approach | Actually control the Huangyan Island |
| Doklam Case | China's not sensitive before | The Indian military crossed the Sikkim segment | China's statements quickly turned harsh | India withdraw | Actually control the Doklam area |
| . | Strategic ambiguity . | Strategic induction . | Strategic coercion . | Change order, peaceful change . | Conducive to China's rise . |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huangyan Island Case | China's concession and symbolism | The Philippines arrested Chinese fishing vessels | China did not back down | Philippine vessels could not approach | Actually control the Huangyan Island |
| Doklam Case | China's not sensitive before | The Indian military crossed the Sikkim segment | China's statements quickly turned harsh | India withdraw | Actually control the Doklam area |
| . | Strategic ambiguity . | Strategic induction . | Strategic coercion . | Change order, peaceful change . | Conducive to China's rise . |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huangyan Island Case | China's concession and symbolism | The Philippines arrested Chinese fishing vessels | China did not back down | Philippine vessels could not approach | Actually control the Huangyan Island |
| Doklam Case | China's not sensitive before | The Indian military crossed the Sikkim segment | China's statements quickly turned harsh | India withdraw | Actually control the Doklam area |
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