How much territory has China recovered since its founding?

At least 600,000 square kilometres of land have been recovered. Because since the founding of the People's Republic of China, 80% of the land has been recovered.

1. Southern Tibet is about 90,000 square kilometers.

2. Suyan Reef in the Yellow Sea, and South Korea dispute.

3. Disputes between the East China Sea, the Diaoyu Islands and their affiliated islands, and Japan.

4. Taiwan, the largest territory that has not yet been reunified.

5. Dongsha, with Scarborough Shoal as the core, was occupied by the Philippines.

6. Xisha Island, although Woody Island has become the advance base of our army in Xisha Island, most of it is occupied by Vietnam 7. Nansha was divided by Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. Only the core Taiping Island is in Taiwan's hands.

China has 3 million square kilometers of sea area over India, the Nansha Islands with neighboring countries in the South China Sea, the Taiwan issue, the Diaoyu Islands issue between China and Japan, and the Suyan Reef between China and South Korea, and almost half of them are disputed and need to be coordinated and ...... with neighboring countries

Outer Mongolia (1.56 million sq.m.)

km bai) Mongolia.

Wai Khingan Du Ling (1 million square kilometers) Russian Zhis Dao

Tangnu returned to Ulianghai (180,000 square kilometers) to Russia.

Jiangdong 64 tun (10,000 square kilometers) Russia.

Khan Tengri Mountains region (10,000 km²) Kyrgyzstan.

Pamir region (10,000 km²) Tajikistan.

Arinam (10,000 km²) India.

Jiangxinpo area (70,000 square kilometers) Myanmar.

Nankan region (10,000 km²) Myanmar.

Lake Balkhash region (440,000 sq km), Kazakhstan, west of Ili (70,000 sq km), Kazakhstan.

Tumen estuary (10,000 km²), Russia.

Bai Long Mei Island (area unknown), Vietnam.

28 islands in Nansha (sea area of 650,000 square kilometers) Vietnam.

Nansha 2 islands (sea area of 50,000 square kilometers) Indonesia.

9 islands in Nansha (sea area of 270,000 square kilometers), 1 island of Nansha in Malaysia (sea area of 10,000 square kilometers), Brunei.

9 islands in Nansha (sea area of 410,000 square kilometers) in the Philippines.

Diaoyu Islands (sea area of 740,000 square kilometers) Japan.

Southern Ryukyu (sea area of 10,000 square kilometers) Japan.

Diaoyu Island, southern Tibet, and several islands occupied by Vietnam and the Philippines.

Now China also retains the legal basis of Mongolia, Taiwan, northern Burma, and Ryukyu.

It's about 1.5 million square kilometers.

Think more about Genghis Khan.

The most likely to recover is the island of Taiwan (of course, Taiwan is not considered to be invaded by other countries), and the border areas where there are territorial disputes in our country may be constantly negotiating with countries in Central Asia and Southeast Asia, but even if it is recovered, the area is not too large, and most of it is wasteland, and the use value is not large. As for the Nansha issue, China's attitude towards it is very unclear, and China** is trying to win the support of Southeast Asian countries, and it is impossible to take a tough attitude to take it back, so there is little hope. As for Sakhalin, Trans-Khinganling, Mongolia and other regions, I personally believe that the hope of recovery is about equal to zero, and the Chinese people are currently very indifferent to the territorial consciousness that has belonged to our country since ancient times, and it is impossible for China to turn its face with Russia, a superpower, for this reason.

To sum up, there are not many territories that China may recover at present, and as a Chinese, I am also very sad about this. Japan is a rich country and a strong people, and it has the support of the United States behind it, and it dares to challenge Russia on the Kuril issue, while China is still in the initial stage of socialism, and it does not have enough strength to naturally have the confidence to recover its territory. What we can do, apart from waiting, is to remember which of our territories have fallen into the hands of others, and to remember these shames, if we forget ourselves, then there is no hope of recovering them.

There is no timetable for this, it mainly depends on China's development and the wisdom of the person at the helm, if China develops strong enough in the future, it will be a matter of time before the occupied land is recovered, and if China declines, not only can it not be recovered, but its territory may be divided again.

The Yuan Dynasty of China was the widest and largest in territory.

Except for the major changes in the area of present-day Xinjiang, the territory of the Yuan Dynasty was stable: in the north, from the present-day Irtysh River in the west to the Sea of Okhotsk in the east. In the east, it has the northeastern part of the Korean Peninsula.

In the southwest, it included present-day Kashmir and Bhutan and Sikkim at the southern foot of the Himalayas, present-day northeastern Myanmar and northern Thailand.

The territory of the Yuan Dynasty was: "the north exceeds the Yin Mountain, the west pole quicksand, the east ends in Liaodong, and the south crosses the sea surface", "the east and south are no less than the Han and Tang dynasties, and the northwest is over" ("Yuan History: Geographical Chronicles"). It includes all of Mongolia and the Siberian region of Russia, as well as some places in Thailand and northern Myanmar.

It was twice the size of today's Chinese territory. The territory of China is now half the size of the Yuan Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty, ruled by the beaten Empress Dowager Cixi, had a land area of 13.1 million square kilometers, which is more than China's current land area of 9.6 million square kilometers.

To regain the great power of the Yuan Dynasty, we need the joint efforts of you and me and the people of the whole country.

Man is the natural law that the strong survive and the weak eliminate it, and this law also applies between countries. When a country is strong, its territory gradually becomes larger, and when a country is weak, its territory gradually becomes smaller.

On land, excluding Outer Mongolia and Tangnu-Ulianghai, this value is about -180,000 square kilometers;

In terms of maritime territory, it is about 2.7 million square kilometers.

Finally, the actual land area of our country is about 9.4 million. That 200,000 square kilometers ......

How much territory was recovered after the founding of the People's Republic of China? The largest is 5 Hong Kong in size!