In the Nansha naval battle, China not only recovered eight islands and reefs, but actually recovered

After the construction of land reclamation around 2014! The area of islands and reefs controlled by China in the Spratly Islands already accounts for the total area of the entire Spratly Islands! It is not an exaggeration to say that it is dominant, or dominant!

The Paracel Islands and the Paracel Islands are fully controlled! There is only one outcropping "East Island" in the Dongsha Islands, which is only about 200 miles south of the Pearl River Delta! Although it is controlled by Taiwan (in fact, it is controlled by China)!

Now only the Spratly Islands are left disputed! On the whole, the situation in the entire South China Sea and the situation in the Nansha Islands have been basically controlled! China occupies an absolutely dominant, dominant, dominant position!

If you go to war, it can only be beneficial to our country! This is a world away from twenty or thirty years ago! The people of the country should have faith!!

Although there are more than 40 islands and reefs, there are many islands and reefs, all of which are uninhabited, and there are reefs, so its significance is not particularly large, so there is no more publicity.

China actually controls nine islands and reefs, of which Chinese mainland controls seven islands and reefs, including Fiery Cross Reef, Chigua Reef, Dongmen Reef, Gaven Reef, Subi Reef, Huayang Reef and Mischief Reef. Taiwan, China, controls two islands, Taiping Island and Zhongzhou Island.

There are some islands and reefs that are so small that there may be countless of them, so there is no need to say them all, just say the important ones.

Eight islands have been reclaimed <> the South China Sea. They are Huayang Reef, Mischief Reef, Red Melon Reef, Dongmen Reef, Gaven Reef, Subi Reef, Fiery Cross Reef, and Woody Island.

1. Huayang Reef: Huayang Reef is the southernmost Nansha island and reef garrisoned by China, and China began to carry out sand blowing and reclamation operations in the waters of the island and reef around January 2014, and the reclamation was largely completed in the autumn of 2014.

2. Mischief Reef: Located in the central and eastern waters of the Nansha Islands in the South China Sea.

3. Chigua Reef: Chigua Reef was reclaimed from the winter of 2013 to June 2014.

4. Dongmen Reef: Dongmen Reef is a reef in the northeast of the Jiuzhang Group of Reefs in China's Nansha Islands, and reclamation operations began at the end of 2013.

5. Gaven Reef: Gaven Reef is one of the islands and reefs of China's Nansha Islands, and China began reclamation operations in the winter of 2013.

6. Subi Reef: Subi Island is one of the islands and reefs of China's Nansha Islands, and in January 2015, Subi Island began to be reclaimed from the sand blowing on Subi Reef, becoming the second largest island in Nansha.

7. Fiery Cross Reef: There are multiple relatively independent sub-reefs.

8. Woody Island: also known as Forest Island, named after the deep forests on the island, Woody Island was reclaimed from the autumn and winter of 2013 to 2014.

As of 2021, 8 islands have been reclaimed from sand blowing in the South China Sea (this data was counted in 2017). They are Huayang Reef, Mischief Reef, Red Melon Reef, Dongmen Reef, Gaven Reef, Subi Reef, Fiery Cross Reef, and Woody Island.

1. Huayang Reef.

In order to improve the living environment of the people stationed on the Nansha Islands, China began sand blowing and reclamation operations around January 2014 and completed the reclamation in the autumn of 2014.

2. Mischief Reef.

Mischief Island, located in the central and eastern waters of the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, is an artificial island reclaimed from the sea on top of an oval coral atoll, with a total area of about square kilometers.

3. Red melon reef.

Chigua Reef belongs to Sansha City, Hainan Province, and has been China's inherent territory since ancient times. In order to strengthen the control of Nansha and improve the living conditions of the people stationed on the island, China carried out reclamation operations on Chigua Reef from the winter of 2013 to June 2014.

4. Dongmen Reef.

Dongmen Reef is a reef in the northeast of Jiuzhang Reef in China's Nansha Islands, named after an outlet at the east end of the reef** lagoon, known as "the first reef in the South China Sea". China began reclamation operations on Dongmen Reef at the end of 2013.

5. Gaven Reef.

Gaven Reef, one of the islands and reefs of China's Nansha Islands, is administratively under the jurisdiction of Sansha City, Hainan Province. In order to change the harsh environment, China began reclamation operations in the winter of 2013, and as of November 2014, the reclamation area was square kilometers.

6. Subi Reef.

Subi Island, one of the islands and reefs of China's Nansha Islands, is administratively under the jurisdiction of Nansha District, Sansha City, Hainan Province. In January 2015, Subi Island began to be reclaimed from the sand blowing on Subi Reef, becoming the second largest island in Nansha.

7. Fiery Cross Reef.

Fiery Cross Reef is 26 kilometers long, about kilometers wide, with an area of up to 108 square kilometers, and has a number of relatively independent sub-reefs, and its southwest reef area is as high as square kilometers, establishing an artificial island of square kilometers, namely the southwest island of Fiery Cross Reef, referred to as Fiery Cross Island.

8. Woody Island.

Woody Island, also known as "Forest Island", is named after the deep forests on the island, and in 1946, the National **Yongxing** received the Xisha Islands and named the island after the ship to commemorate it. It covers an area of square kilometers and has an average altitude of 5 meters. From the autumn and winter of 2013 to 2014, the land reclamation of Woody Island was carried out.

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