In what way will China and its neighbors resolve the territorial issue?

Upstairs is right! But you have to think about the attitude of China! Unless China has another person like ***, ***, it will be difficult to have a satisfactory outcome in the territorial disputes around China!

Delay, delay and delay, and finally it will not be done, no one wants to deal with this kind of thing when they are the chairman, and if they don't do it, they will be sinners of history! If China wants to rise in Asia and the world in the future, it must deal with three aspects of territorial disputes, which are the key: First, the southern Tibet issue with India. 2. The South China Sea issue.

III. The Diaoyu Islands issue. However, according to recent information, 90,000 square kilometers of land in southern Tibet (the size of Zhejiang Province) in India may not be recovered, and international law stipulates that after a country has effectively controlled the land for 50 years, the international community recognizes that country's ownership. So in the future, we don't say it's 9.6 million square kilometers, it should be 9.51 million.

Mining to build houses and promote science and technology to hold back soldiers.

Now the mines are mined, the houses are built, the technology has been increased by half, and when the upgrade is over, it will be a war.

How to solve it? Now the main thing about a proper peaceful settlement is that we give land to others, for example, we and Russia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, etc. The remaining unresolved issues can only be dragged out, and there is no possibility of a negotiated settlement in the short term, and it is even more impossible to solve the problem by force.

There is nothing but force and economic means. Take the approach accordingly while weighing the pros and cons.

When treating with courtesy, use force as a foundation.

You can talk, you are ready to fight, and you are not afraid of procrastination.

The method is that it doesn't matter if it's been less than 50 years, it depends on whether you have that strength.

1. East China Sea and Japan;

2. Xisha and Vietnam;

3. Nansha and the Philippines.

It mainly deals with seabed resources.

In 1947, the then "Ministry of the Interior" completed the demarcation of the South China Sea, known as the "nine-dash line". The southernmost of this line reaches the dark sands of Zengmu at 4° north latitude, laying the basic course of today's South China Sea boundaries. Scarborough Shoal is also within China's territorial waters along the "nine-dash line".

According to relevant experts, another proof of China's inherent territory is that at the end of the Spanish-American War in 1898, the boundary was demarcated at 118 degrees north latitude, and the north was the territorial waters of the Philippines. However, Scarborough Shoal is located at about 117°48', which is also legally outside the territory of the Philippines.

The current Philippine law includes a number of places more than 200 nautical miles from the coast within its territory, which is inconsistent with the basic principles of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

For a quarter of a century after the demarcation of the border in 1947, there were no objections from the neighboring countries. This gives rise to historic sovereignty in the sense of international law. Zhang Zhirong, an associate professor at Peking University's School of International Studies, said, "The South China Sea dispute originated from the discovery of China's offshore oil and gas resources in the late 60s and early 70s of the last century.

At the same time, the origin of the South China Sea dispute is also related to the historical factors at that time. At that time, the United Nations was in the process of developing the law of the sea, which had long been vague in its definition of the principle of delimitation. The vague principle of delimitation has given some countries an opportunity to exploit it.

The Eastern Sea (Mare Orientale, Eastern Sea) is one of the Moon Seas. The Moon Sea has the most complete concentric circle structure in the west. The outermost ring.

The Maritime Surveillance has established a regular rights protection in the East China Sea [3].

Called the cordillera, it is surrounded by steep cliffs and ridged faults. Located on the north side of the Moon Sea there is the crater Maunder, and to the southeast of the Maunder is the Kopff crater. Montes Rooks is located on the eastern side of the Moon Sea.

Also known as the Oriental Sea. A circular shady plain of basalt material spread across the East China Sea basin with a multi-layered ring structure on the western edge of the moon. It covers an area of about 50,000 square kilometers (19,300 square miles).

The most significant outer ring on the outer periphery of the East China Sea Basin is the Montes Cordillera, which is 900 km (560 mi) in diameter. Other vast circular structures on the periphery of the basin include the Outer Luk Mountains, which are 620 km (385 mi) in diameter; Mount Neruk, 480 km in diameter; The inner ring of the East China Sea, with a diameter of 320 km. The East China Sea is located at the edge of the moon's surface and can be seen from Earth.

In the past, we didn't know much about it, but in the 1960s and 70s, thanks to the multifaceted lunar exploration carried out by manned and unmanned spacecraft, scientists were able to make detailed observations of the appearance and encirclement of the East China Sea.

East with Japan, Korea, Diaoyu Islands, Changbai Mountain.

West to India, McMahon Line, Aksai Chin region.

South of the islands of the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, and the South China Sea.

My country has about 9.6 million square kilometres of land, and if you set aside the unreclaimed territories, there are only more than 9.3 million square kilometres.

China and India, China and No, just these two at the moment.

China-Russia, China-DPRK, China-Vietnam, China-Tajikistan, China-Burma, China-Laos, and other land border issues have all been resolved one after another.

For island disputes in the East and South China Seas. South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei.

In addition to the mainland, China's territory also includes coastal islands, affiliated islands such as Taiwan and Diaoyu Dao, which are separated from the mainland and its coastal islands, the Penghu Islands, Dongsha, Xisha, Zhongsha and Nansha Islands, and other islands belonging to China. The land border is about 15,000 kilometers and the coastline is about 18,000 kilometers long. On land, China shares borders with 15 countries, including North Korea, Russia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim, Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam.

Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, with the exception of a few traditional customary borders with its neighbors, most of its borders with its neighbors were demarcated by unequal treaties with imperialist countries such as Tsarist Russia, Britain, France, and Japan, and the rest were customary borders that had not yet been determined. Therefore, it is inevitable that some historical questions will remain.

Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, China has always advocated holding negotiations with relevant countries in the spirit of friendly consultations, concluding treaties, and resolving the border issue. Accordingly, China has successively established borders with Myanmar (1960), Nepal (1961), Mongolia (1962), Pakistan (1963), Afghanistan (1963), and Russia (Eastern Sector, 1991; Border treaties and agreements were signed in 1994 by Kazakhstan (two supplementary agreements in 1994), Kyrgyzstan (1996) and Laos (1998). However, China's borders with India, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and other countries have not been formally demarcated; India claims large swaths of Chinese territory; Japan, Vietnam, and other countries have also made claims to some islands belonging to China.

It's all solved. However, as with Japan's incident on the Diaoyu Islands, Japan is very powerful, and China does not actually control the Diaoyu Islands, just as it does not control Taiwan. In the South China Sea, Vietnam and non-dogs also indiscriminately occupy many waters belonging to China, and China has not taken armed measures to retake them or teach them a lesson.

The unresolved territorial boundaries on land are India and Bhutan.

There is no longer a territorial dispute with Russia, because we have already given Maozi the territory that Maozi's predecessors had encroached upon. There has been a dispute with India on the land border for more than half a century, and there are serious disputes with Vietnam over maritime demarcation and islands, and there have been several small battles. The border issue with Kazakhstan is actually the border issue with the Soviets, and at the same time as the territory was given to Russia, we have basically completed the border survey of Kazakhstan, and now there is no dispute.

There is no dispute between Russia and Kazakhstan in the legal sense, and the McMahon Line is printed, and the border dispute in the South China Sea is being discussed.

There are no more with Russia, Vietnam is like the Paracel Islands, India also has it, and Kazakh Qitan has not heard of it.

1. If you fall behind, you will be beaten. The territorial disputes between China and China are all in New China.

BAI existed before the establishment of the BAI State, and the national strength was weakened at that time, and the **** or DAO-level warlords had no intention or ability to take care of the territorial issue, so it caused the current complicated situation, so only with strong national strength can this kind of thing happen.

2. War is not the only means of resolving the territorial issue. China's current economic development environment is not easy to come by, and we must not destroy the current peaceful environment by starting a war, and strive to resolve territorial disputes through diplomatic means as much as possible.

3. Shoot when it's time to shoot. Although we need to strive for a diplomatic settlement of disputes, it does not mean that we should give up the means of war, and we cannot easily give up an inch of territory, and when necessary, we must pick up the ** in our hands and take back the territory that belongs to us.

4. Be prepared for the long term. The territorial issue will not be resolved overnight.

5. Distinguish priorities. Territorial disputes with different countries should also be prioritized, and we should not assume that they should be resolved at the same time, but should concentrate our efforts on resolving one of them as a matter of priority, which would also promote the settlement of other areas.

The most fundamental reason for the territorial competition between countries is out of interests.

First of all, the larger the land area, the larger the whole country, and the greater the right to speak;

Second, the contested territory can create wealth, and the country's development depends on wealth, and some territorial borders have disputes, and they must take the initiative to fight for them;

Finally, developed countries always want to be above other countries, and they will only continue to demand and strive to maximize their benefits.

Therefore, territorial disputes between countries are constant.

Territory is a resource, a living space, and a territory, so it will become an object of contention between countries.

This is a legacy of history.

1) Because China has a vast territory and an extremely long border, this has increased China's territorial contacts with other countries.

2) Coupled with the fact that China was not strong when it was first founded, and there were many domestic contradictions, it did not take a hard line on the border issue.

3) Later China's reform and opening up.

In terms of territorial disputes, we advocate "shelving disputes, sovereignty rests with us, and joint development." Although it has promoted economic growth, it has also misunderstood the attitude of our country, which has led to rampant growth in countries such as Vietnam and the Philippines.

Territorial disputes are issues left over from history, and we need to wait until China's comprehensive strength is further enhanced so that we can have a greater advantage in territorial disputes. Solve the territorial problem.

It's a long-term process that needs to be solved by us or our next generations.

The territory surrounding China was originally Chinese, and the surrounding countries occupied it and changed its name.