This article examines the incidents of Mischief Reef, Scarborough Reef and Whitsun Reef between China and the Philippines through the Analogy Method behind the Sino-Philippine Confrontation method. Research has established that China conducted the following steps with regards to its maritime confrontation with the Philippines: (1) gaining quantitative advantages through its fishing fleet to cause disputes; (2) observing the degree of reaction and attitude of the Philippine government and the international community; (3) if there were no significant protests from international community, China would begin to control the sea area and eventually conduct reclamation and militarization of maritime features. This article found the following intentions behind the Whitsun Reef incident: (1) occupation of an important strategic position; (2) strengthening sovereignty claims and maritime jurisdiction capabilities; (3) taking stock of the international communities' willingness to involve itself in this particular geopolitical situation.