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The dispute between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea has a long history and involves many aspects. Some actions of the Philippines have seriously violated China's sovereignty and maritime rights and interests. The revelation of the retired general has given people a clearer understanding of the Philippines' behavior.

For a long time, the Philippines has been constantly stirring up trouble in the South China Sea. For example, it has tried to endorse its illegal claims through so-called "international law". However, China has indisputable sovereignty over the South China Sea islands, which is based on solid historical, legal, geographical and other grounds.

From a historical perspective, China has been developing and exercising jurisdiction over the South China Sea since ancient times. This is proven by a large number of historical documents and cultural relics. The Philippines' claim lacks historical basis and is completely untenable.

At the legal level, China's sovereignty over the South China Sea islands is fully protected in accordance with relevant international laws such as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The Philippines' attempt to distort and abuse international law to achieve its illegal goals is not recognized by the international community.

From a geographical perspective, the South China Sea Islands have close geographical ties with China's mainland and Hainan Island, and are an integral part of China's territory.

The revelation of the retired Philippine general has undoubtedly brought tremendous pressure to the Philippine government. It also allows the international community to see more clearly the true face of the Philippines on the South China Sea issue.

China has always insisted on resolving the South China Sea disputes through peaceful means. At the same time, it has also resolutely defended its sovereignty and territorial integrity and will never allow any country to infringe upon it in any form.

In dealing with the South China Sea issue, China advocates resolving disputes through dialogue and consultation, which is not only in line with the needs of regional peace and stability, but also the correct way to resolve international disputes.

In short, the truth of the South China Sea dispute between China and the Philippines has gradually surfaced. The Philippines should respect historical facts and international law, stop all acts that infringe upon China's sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, and jointly maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea.