Why is the 9 dash line not continuous in our country?

It is normal for the nine-dash line to be discontinuous, this is just a normal way to draw the boundary of the sea area, although the nine-dash line is not continuous, but China still has a national border.

This is a normal way of drawing maritime borders, even if they are not continuous, they are national boundaries that no country can violate.

The nine-dash line is a term for the boundaries of China's rights and interests in the South China Sea. In 1947, the then Fang Yu Department of the Ministry of the Interior of China drew an eleven line consisting of 11 intermittent lines with an undetermined national boundary in its compilation and publication of the "Location Map of Nanhai Zhudao". [

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the map approved and published by the relevant departments also marked such a line in the same position, but only changed the 11-segment intermittent line to a 9-segment intermittent line, and cancelled the two line segments between China's Hainan Island and Vietnam.

The line segments in the figure are accompanied by ae, ab, ac, eb, ec, bc, de, df, and ef, with a total of 9 lines.

There is no mistake in opening and dismantling, and a total of 9 line segments can be counted next to it.

The line segments in the figure are aegis, ab, ac, eb, ec, bc, de, df, ef, a total of 9.

Nine-dash line. It is a term for China's maritime rights and interests in the South China Sea. In 1947, the Department of Fang Yu of the Ministry of the Interior of China at that time drew and published the "Location Map of Nanhai Zhudao", which drew an eleven section line consisting of 11 intermittent lines with undetermined national boundaries.

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Later, the map approved and published by the Ministry of Minxunmen also marked such a line in the same position, but only changed the 11-segment intermittent line to a 9-segment intermittent line, and canceled China's Hainan Island.

Two line segments with Vietnam.

After 1949, the map published by the People's Republic of China followed the intermittent line drawn on the previously published "Location Map of Nanhai Zhudao", but in 1953, due to the problem of the demarcation of the Beibu Gulf, the 11-section intermittent line was replaced by the 2-section line of the Beibu Gulf and changed to the 9-dash line, hence the name of the "nine-dash line". In recent years, some people have said that because Bailongwei Island was lent out, which led to the loss of the sea area of Beibu Gulf, it became a nine-dash line, but this is not the case.

In recent years, with China's continuous progress in the field of ocean, marine infrastructure and marine technology, the South China Sea has received more and more attention, which means that China's actual control over the South China Sea will continue to strengthen.

That is, the boundary line of the South China Sea Zhudao is a way to draw the boundary of China's rights and interests in the South China Sea. In the territory of the People's Republic of China, there is a U-shaped line composed of nine intermittent lines in the South China Sea, commonly known as the nine-dash line, and the area within the line is the South China Sea.

The nine-dash line, or the line of the boundaries of Nanhai Zhudao, is a way to draw the boundaries of China's rights and interests in the South China Sea. In the territory of the People's Republic of China, there is a U-shaped line of nine intermittent lines in the South China Sea, commonly known as the nine-dash line, and the area within the line is the South China Sea. Thus, the nine-dash line distinguishes the South China Sea (3.5 million square kilometers) from the South China Sea (2.1 million square kilometers) with China.

Hello! The nine-dash line is the current official Chinese border in the South China Sea.

Why not the actual "border line", but the tentative "nine-dash line"?

Because many countries around the South China Sea border do not recognize this boundary line, and there is also international debate, only the tentative boundary line is counted.

For example, when a contract is signed, or when a joint-stock company has a major decision; If the majority disapproves, the plan can only be put on hold, or tentatively.

Known as the second Persian Gulf, the South China Sea is rich in oil resources and strategically important, the South China Sea is the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, the transit point and throat of the two oceans. So the battle over the border is inevitable.

If one day China is rich and strong, and has the strength and status of the United States today, are you afraid that it will not be able to set a small border?

To sum up: the border dispute in the South China Sea is inevitable, and the reason why Vietnam and other countries dare to be so arrogant is because they have the United States behind them. The complexity of the South China Sea borders determines the current state of the South China Sea borders.

This is not something that can be changed by fighting a war, and it involves political, economic, and military factors.

So look forward to the strength of the motherland! There is no need to worry about a war in the South China Sea or the Diaoyu Islands, because most of the economies of China and other countries are located on the coast, and who wants to spend decades rebuilding after the war? Unless absolutely necessary!