Why can a small country in the South China Sea Islands bully the Great Calendar

Because the disputed territory is on their doorstep, our Air Force cannot fly that far. Without the Air Force, even the U.S. military is a ball.

Because of their de jure superiority, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea stipulates that countries enjoy a 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone, and China has long exceeded 200 nautical miles from the South China Sea. It is only by dividing the South China Sea into China's inland seas that it affects international freedom of navigation and invites the intervention of major powers, and the South China Sea issue has become more and more complicated.

Kill chickens and monkeys, knock on the mountain and shake the tiger! Isn't Russia building six Kilo submarines for Vietnam, which our country has been equipped with for many years. Once it was destined for Vietnam, it was traced to its home port and mined to prevent it from leaving the port.

In addition, the more there are no AWACS aircraft, the air guidance capability is also very poor, and the key is that relations with the United States are very poor, and there is no one to support them. I can use a submarine to devastate it to achieve a shocking effect.

Most of the small islands in the South China Sea have no fresh water, and all supplies rely on foreign aid, and the material reserves on the island are only more than ten days. The Vietnamese and Filipinos must also be miserable on the island. It would be easy to reclaim the islands, as long as China sent an aircraft carrier battle group to cut off the shipping lanes into the islands and cut off their fresh water supply, and in less than a month, the island's defenders could be forced to surrender and the inhabitants to retreat.

And so on, as soon as the aircraft carrier arrives, the South China Sea will still be in the South China Sea! On the other hand, small countries such as Vietnam and the Philippines cannot have aircraft carriers at all, so they are destined to live only temporarily.

If you dare to fight Vietnam, the Philippines will immediately occupy your other islands, and you will scare him and Indonesia.

Again, the key to resolving the South China Sea issue is first and foremost to resolve the Taiwan issue.

As everyone knows, the Taiwan issue is the most sensitive issue between China and the United States, so the solution to the Taiwan issue is first of all to strengthen economic and military construction, strengthen strategic deterrence against the United States, and force the United States to maintain its tacit approval of Chinese mainland on the Taiwan issue. Only the United States agreed, and Japan did not dare to make a mistake.

At present, China occupies the Xisha Islands, and the Nansha Islands are already the meat of our mouths. Of course, the meat should be eaten one bite at a time, and the thorns in the meat should be removed. Now that the country is building aircraft carriers, it is only a matter of time before the South China Sea issue is resolved, so everyone still rides a donkey and reads the record book - let's see!

In terms of political relations, it is unlikely that Japan, South Korea, and China will have very friendly relations, and there is no need to go into more detail about this, and because of its small population, its impact on third world countries is not large, and if a dispute arises over the East China Sea, only the sanctions imposed by the United States and Europe are acceptable. If there is a dispute in the South China Sea, then Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar will not dare to support China under the pressure of ASEAN, and the United States and Europe will definitely sanction China, so that the pressure on us to deal with the crisis in the South China Sea is obviously greater than that in the East China Sea, and at the same time, we must ensure the safety of the Malacca Passage when dealing with the crisis in the South China Sea, and if we first have the East China Sea, the security problem of the Malacca Passage is not so big!! On the contrary, there is a lot of pressure from countries such as Japan (we can block the South China Sea passages).

Does anyone dare to provoke the United States If it is strong, it will be solved naturally.

You're on the point.

Putting aside the general interests of the nation, objectively speaking from the perspective of facts, the demarcation of our national boundaries in the South China Sea is indeed not so tenable in terms of international law.

However, for the sake of the nation's survival, Nanhai Zhudao must be seized.

Chinese and foreign historical materials provide rich evidence for the earliest discovery and naming of Nansha Islands by the Chinese people. The development and operation of the Nansha Islands and their adjacent waters by the Chinese people, as well as the actual jurisdiction of the Nansha Islands by China**. In 1943, the Cairo Declaration of China, the United States, and Britain demanded that Japan return Chinese territory, including the Nansha Islands.

Early maps of Vietnam show that Nansha and Xisha were Chinese territory.

The South China Sea Islands have been China's since ancient times, and the reason why China was able to discover these islands and reefs one step ahead of Southeast Asian countries is that these Southeast Asian countries did not have any navigation technology before, so let China discover them first, and whoever discovers them first according to today's international law is whoever discovers them.