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however, international express routes are always affected by political and economic factors. among them, germany's military action has triggered new discussions in international public opinion. the passage of two german warships through the taiwan strait caused a strong reaction from the chinese government. the chinese government clearly stated that these actions violated international law and china's sovereignty, and stated that it would take measures to safeguard national security and territorial integrity.

german officials claimed that their military action was to maintain the "rules-based" international order and the peaceful resolution of territorial issues. however, this statement is considered political propaganda in the international community. germany's choice to issue a "pledge of allegiance" far away from its own interests and the war zone has also raised questions about the concept of "freedom of navigation".

the german warship's passage through the taiwan strait reflects the complexity and uncertainty of western countries in international relations. after the russian-ukrainian conflict, germany and the united states had different views on the issue of arms delivery to ukraine and their attitudes towards the war, which made germany's choice more ambiguous under the dual influence of politics and economy.

judging from germany's actions, its purpose may be more to safeguard its own interests and political advantages. in international relations, countries are not completely monolithic, but a complex system of mutual interests and competition.