China's President Xi Jinping, at the annual meeting of the parliament and top political advisory body, said he was preparing his country for war, Foreign Affairs magazine reported. Over the course of four speeches, he discussed the topic of preparedness for military conflict, urging his generals to prepare for battle.

These statements by Xi Jinping caused a wide resonance in the international community, since China is one of the largest economies and the most influential countries in the world. Such statements could cause concern in the world community, especially among China's neighbors such as Japan, India and the Philippines, with which China has unresolved borders and territorial disputes.

However, it is worth noting that Xi Jinping's statements about preparing for war should not be interpreted as an immediate threat of military conflict. Instead, this may be an attempt by China to demonstrate its power and strength, as well as to protect its national interests in the region.

Despite this, Xi Jinping's statements highlight the need to take a closer look at the international situation and strengthen our defenses in the face of uncertainty in world politics.