Why do fishermen in China s neighboring countries cross the border?

In order to snatch marine resources. They have a geographical advantage in these countries, and if you look at these small countries, as long as they have a little strength or a backing country behind them, they dare to call out. This is because they feel that China is weak and peace-loving.

In addition, if China arrests its fishermen from small countries such as South Korea, Vietnam, and the Philippines, it is said that it has crossed the line. Then the consequence is to make trouble for yourself, intensify the contradictions in territorial waters, and set up a hostile country for yourself. Think about it, how will China deal with so many countries once it is dealt with?

I feel like there's only one country to solve! As for what the country's leaders think, it's hard to say! It's hard to talk about the way leaders of each country do things differently!

If you look at the map of China, you will know that China's sea area is very large, especially in the South China Sea, so big that it is close to people's doorsteps, and they only have a small area.

Therefore, the area is too large, resulting in difficult management and law enforcement, and it is rare that the manpower and material resources of the fishery administration are insufficient, and the law enforcement force is not strong (this is relatively large area). Foreign fishermen come to our waters to fish, which infringes on our interests, but we can't send boats to patrol every day, and as soon as you walk away, he will come. And the cost of our boat may be far more than the fish that go away.

The difficulty is that you are not strong enough to just say a word, and others will be obedient.

The number of fishermen is not clear, Chinese fishermen do not cross the border fishing, but some fishermen fish in disputed waters, and there are Chinese fishermen fishing across the border is just a unilateral statement by those countries, if it does not say so, it has no right to arrest people, the so-called cross-border is to listen to the international community, and now fishermen are using the power grid to fish, so there are not many fish along the coast.

I don't know how many fishermen there are.

Fishermen fishing across borders are due to overfishing in coastal areas in recent years, resulting in no fish to catch, and fishermen are forced to take risks to go to the ocean to fish in order to make a living.

There is already an overfishing, and there are no more fish off the coast of our country.

Will it be reported?

There's not much we shouldn't know.

Seize this kind of news and you can't broadcast it yourself!

You should ask why the surrounding small countries always dare to seize our ships.

Fishermen from other countries have also been detained in Guangxi and Hainan, with Vietnamese fishermen being the most numerous. It would not be accurate to say that there is never seizure.

China's own ** generally does not report on the seizure of fishermen and fishing boats from other countries, and only once last year did it report that a Vietnamese consulate general in Guangzhou visited Vietnamese fishermen detained in Sanya.

However, most of these are caught in the Beibu Gulf and the Xisha Sea.

China has been relatively detained, and in recent years, China's coastal waters have been overfished, coupled with the forced fishing moratorium, which has made it difficult for fishermen to fish farther and farther, often into disputed overlapping waters, and even cross-border poaching. In addition, some seas are indeed too far away from us, but they are only one or two hundred nautical miles away from the shores of other people. Therefore, the density and intensity of law enforcement are certainly not comparable to those of other countries.

Why do other people come to your side? The fishery resources of the Sea of Japan are n times better than ours... Why do we fishermen here want to cross the line to fish?

Isn't that the reason for the poor fishery resources in the Yellow Sea? The Yellow Sea itself is inferior to the Sea of Japan in terms of fishery resources. And it has been overcaught for so many years, such as the big yellow croaker decades ago, and now it is basically impossible to catch it.

Because we entered other people's territory, it's that simple, if Koreans enter our territory, we will also catch it. However, the cruel reality is that we no longer have any decent fishery resources, so we fishermen can only rely on the Koreans in order to survive. This can also understand the violent emotional reaction of our fishermen, which has nothing to do with the national sentiment between the two countries, and is purely a matter of survival.

What can be said about catching fishermen, it is only done by the widows of the surrounding small countries. Didn't you see that the last time the Japanese captured the Chinese captain, the Chinese then shot and killed 4 Japanese and Japanese spies?

If there are fish in China's sea, will they go to the fishing areas of Japan and South Korea to steal fish? Scoop ConocoPhillips leaked**?

China doesn't even talk about catching its own fishermen, let alone foreign ones.

Let's stop listening to pop songs!! You should go back and listen to the [National Anthem] more!! This will help.

Not only did we not arrest them, but we also went to save people when they were in distress.

On the one hand, the situation on the Korean Peninsula is complex and changeable, and on the other hand, the waters east of the DPRK are adjacent to the waters of Russia, Japan, and the ROK, and the number of Chinese fishing vessels operating in the DPRK is relatively large.

In order to standardize the order of cooperation, China and the DPRK have respectively designated the only window units, the China Distant-water Fisheries Association and the Korean Joint Fishing Association, which are responsible for the fishing cooperation arrangements between the two countries and signed a cooperation agreement. According to the provisions of the cooperation agreement between the two sides, all Chinese fishing vessels going to the DPRK must be included in the above-mentioned cooperation framework, and can only leave the DPRK for operations after being approved by the relevant Chinese authorities and obtaining a fishing license from the DPRK.

In recent years, China's fishing resources have been depleted, and many fishermen have secretly fled to the territory of neighboring countries to fish, which is a common thing, and theoretically as long as the summoned fishing boat ignores the warning, warning shots can be taken.

At that time, Maozi was sunk because the Chinese fishermen ignored the warnings of the Russian side and directly opened fire, and China could not say anything.

From the public location, it is on the South Korean side, and due to the depletion of our fishery resources, our fishermen have often gone to the South Korean side of the Yellow Sea to fish in recent years, and have often clashed with South Korean law enforcement agencies in order to survive.