Threats and non-traditional security threats are intertwined.

Threats and non-traditional security threats are intertwined and influence each other, and may be transformed into each other under certain conditions, such as refugee problems, environmental damage and pollution caused by war.

Some non-traditional security issues may also lead to contradictions and conflicts in the traditional security field. For example, if terrorist organizations seek to acquire nuclear, biological and chemical high-tech means, it will involve the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

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The destruction and pollution of the global ecological environment system and the population pressure of China itself have great influence on development. Second, look at population and social development.

China's overpopulation has increased the burden of resources and put pressure on social and economic development, especially on education, medical care, food and other issues. For example, AIDS, SARS and other diseases broke out in poor areas in western China, and the consequences were unimaginable.