The South Pacific region is the scene of competition between the United States and China , which has been the main power in the region for the past century. Over the past two decades, China has been steadily building its influence in the South Pacific. Many see this expansion as growing at a much faster rate than can be seen as a natural reflection of China's growing economic and geopolitical influence. This left many analysts in the West wondering, what is China's ambition in the South Pacific, and what risks does this create? In the past three years, China's presence in the South Pacific has become so large, and its behavior in other parts of the world more assertive, as several indicators have begun to escalate the conflict of major powers in the regional areas of the world.
The strategic competition between the United States and China extends to include most regions of geostrategic importance in the world, as well as various military, political, economic and technical fields as well, China rejects American's unilateral leadership of the international regime and seeks to establish a new multipolar international order.
The security agreement concluded between China and Solomon Islands have sparked widespread controversy , China will be able to send military forces to the Solomon Islands to impose order, maintain stability and social order, protect the lives and property of individuals, as well as provide aid. Humanity, especially after the unrest and protests in the Solomon Islands.