What is the most difficult dividing line in China?

The southernmost dividing line is the Tsangmu Dark Sands, which is 12 nautical miles from Brunei.

The most difficult demarcation line is the border with India, which has not been clearly defined so far, and they do not recognize our division, and we do not agree with theirs. The Line of Actual Control between the two countries is inconsistent with the demarcation line on the map that we are now selling. We are generally at a loss, mainly because of the Himalayas, and we actually have no control over some of the uninhabited grounds.

On the contrary, because of the gentle slopes of the southern Himalayas, India has relatively easy control over these areas. We simply don't recognize it in international rhetoric. In Kashmir, we still have some advantage.

China's southernmost and most difficult to distinguish between Chinese territories: Zengmu Dark Sands.

Zengmu dark sand is located at 3 degrees 58 minutes north latitude, 112 degrees 17 minutes east longitude, known as the underwater coral sandbar, with an area of square kilometers, it is a few dark sands in the south of the Nankang and Beikang dark sand groups deep into the equatorial zone, 2,000 kilometers away from the mainland of the motherland, and more than 200 nautical miles away from the equator. It is the southernmost territory of China. China remains the only country in de facto control of the region.

In May 1983, the Chinese Navy went to patrol Nansha and dropped anchor at 8:19 on the 22nd at Zengmu Dark Sands, swearing an oath to China's sovereignty monument, marking the Chinese Navy's ability to patrol the southernmost tip of the country.

Zengmu Dark Sands is the southernmost place in China, and if it is the dividing line between north and south, it is the Huai River in the Qinling Mountains.

Great-Mother Dark Sands, in the south of our country, next to Malaysia

Zengmu Dark Sand is the southernmost point of our country, with a latitude of about 4 degrees north latitude.

People ask the most difficult question, and I think the most difficult thing is the dividing line of the dispute with India, which is not easy to solve.

The Kashmir line on the border with India.

The issue of the dividing line between China and India is the most difficult to solve, because the United States is obstructing it, so it is very difficult to solve it.

The southernmost part of our country is the dark sands of Zengmu.

At sea, as long as it is at sea, the border is not so clear.

In the southernmost part of China, Zengmu Dark Sands.

The border between China and India is intricate.

The dividing line between the South China Sea and the Philippines, Indonesia and other countries!

The South China Sea dispute is very serious, and the Philippines is very arrogant.

The border issue between China and India has not been resolved to this day.

The hardest? Is there anything more complicated than the South China Sea issue?

The demarcation line and the national boundary of the sea area.

China's geographical boundaries mainly include: the geographical boundaries of population distribution: the topographic ladder boundary; topographic zone boundaries; climatic boundaries; river boundaries; 3. Boundaries of natural areas; natural area boundaries; boundaries of agricultural activities; administrative boundaries; the sea dividing line; Integrated Geographical Boundaries.

It is bounded by Heihe City in Heilongjiang Province and Tengchong County in Yunnan Province, with a large population in the southeast and a small population in the northwest. With the increase in the number of migrant workers in the city and the gradual decrease in the population in the northwest, the economic development and population density of the two regions have gradually widened the distance, and with the implementation of the "western development" policy by the state in recent years, the population of the Qiyin area in the western region has increased year by year.

The population density in the coastal areas is generally more dense than that in the inland, especially in the delta and estuary, such as the Haihe River, the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta, etc., the population density will be greater, and the commerce in these places is more developed, the amount is large, and the climate is suitable.

China's geographical demarcation line refers to the line used to divide the different geographical regions of China. There are many geographical boundaries in China, the most common of which are the three major river systems, nine major river basins, two major river valleys, four major basins and five major mountain ranges.

The three major river systems are the Yangtze River, the Yellow River and the Songhua River. The nine major river basins refer to the Yangtze River Basin, the Yellow River Basin, the Songhua River Basin, the Pearl River Basin, the Lancang River Basin, the Harbin River Basin, the Haihe River Basin, the Liao River Basin and the Bohai Sea Basin. The two major river valleys are the Yangtze River Valley and the Yellow River Valley.

The four major basins of Zhuqin refer to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Basin, the Tarim Basin, the Sunit Basin and the Western Yubi North Plain Basin. The five major mountain ranges are the Qinghai-Tibet Mountains, the Altun Mountains, the Southeast Mountains, the Northwest Mountains, and the Northern Mountains.

China's four major geographical regions are the northern region, the southern region, the northwest region and the Qinghai-Tibet region. According to the geographical location, natural and human geographical characteristics of various places, China can be divided into four major geographical regions, namely, the northern region, the southern region, the northwest region and the Qinghai-Tibet region. Among them, the Qinling Mountains and the Huaihe River are the dividing lines between the northern region and the southern region of Shenbian.

The Great Khing'an Mountains-Yinshan-Helan Mountains are the dividing line between the northern region and the northwest region. The dividing line between the Qinghai-Tibet region and the northwest region, the northern region, and the southern region of China is roughly the dividing line between the first and second steps.

Southern region, northern region: Qinling Mountains, Huai River line.

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It is the Qinling Huai River. It is the dividing line between the north and the south of our country, and the boundary between rice and wheat cultivation. Thank you.