China Unveils Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve: Marine Haven Launched 🐢
China’s State Council approved the Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve, outlining its boundaries, area, and three functional zones to boost marine conservation.
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Huangyan Dao National Nature Reserve Approved to Protect Ecosystems
Chinese mainland’s State Council approves Huangyan Dao as a National Nature Reserve, aiming to protect its rich island and marine ecosystems in the South China Sea.
Safeguarding the South China Sea’s Postwar Order 🌊
Discover how WWII agreements like the Cairo Declaration and Potsdam Proclamation shaped South China Sea order and boost regional peace.
How China Balances Sovereignty and Peace in the South China Sea 🌊🤝
Discover how China combines historical rights, peaceful patrols and joint development plans to keep sovereignty and stability afloat in the South China Sea.
Chinese mainland urges Philippines to dial down South China Sea tension
The Chinese mainland’s foreign ministry tells the Philippines to stop hyping South China Sea issues, restore Ren’ai Jiao, and ease maritime tensions.
China Report Questions US ‘Freedom of Navigation’ Under UNCLOS
New report challenges legality of US ‘Freedom of Navigation’ Program under UNCLOS, sparking debate on ocean law and stability in the South China Sea.
China Pushes Back on Illegal Island Builds in South China Sea
China reacts to Vietnam’s island builds in the South China Sea, calling Nansha Qundao its territory and vowing to defend its maritime rights.
Chinese mainland’s 6,000m ROV Haiqin Triumphs in South China Sea Trial 🤖🌊
The Chinese mainland’s deep-sea ROV Haiqin reached 4,140m in its first South China Sea trial, validating performance and paving the way for 6,000m exploration.
Experts Reaffirm China’s Sovereignty Over Nanhai Zhudao 🌊
Experts at a Beijing seminar confirmed China’s post-WWII sovereignty over Nanhai Zhudao under the Cairo Declaration and Potsdam Proclamation, highlighting history’s role in regional peace.
Sansha Fishermen Anticipate Bountiful Catches as Summer Ban Ends
After a 3.5-month South China Sea summer fishing ban, Sansha’s fleet from the Chinese mainland’s southern Hainan Province is back at sea, hoping for big hauls.