As we all know, the South China Sea has always been China's inherent territorial waters. However, the Philippines, Vietnam and other countries have been doing things in the vicinity of Nansha and the Paracel Islands. Not only did they let their country's fishermen in to engage in illegal fishing, but they also sent the navy to illegally occupy some of our islands and reefs.
After the 1974 Sino-Vietnamese Paracel Naval Battle, all 49 islands and reefs in the Paracel Islands have been recovered by China. Therefore, the islands and reefs that are currently illegally occupied are concentrated in the Nansha Islands. Now the most ferocious thing is Ren'ai Jiao, which was illegally occupied by the Philippines.
Ren'ai Jiao is located in the Nansha Islands, with a length of 15 kilometers from north to south and a width of about 5 from east to west6 km, mostly exposed at low tide, ideal for land reclamation. Previously, we had not been able to actually control the reef due to the beaching in the Philippines, and now the wrecked ship will soon disintegrate and sink into the sea, which is a great opportunity for us. Once this wrecked ship disintegrates, the Philippines will have no reason to forcibly occupy it, and our country will be able to take back this island and reef. However, the Philippine wolves were ambitious, and they sent ships to transport supplies in an attempt to repair the wrecked ship in order to achieve the goal of long-term possession of Ren'ai Jiao.
Our country has always been peace-loving and has raised the issue of joint development of the South China Sea, but countries such as the Philippines and Vietnam have wolf ambitions. Their attempt to illegally occupy the islands and reefs of the Nansha Islands for a long time is unacceptable. At present, we are only dispatching the coast guard, and if these countries do not listen to the persuasion, then by the time our naval warships are dispatched, all the islands and reefs of the Nansha Islands will surely return to our embrace.