Expecting the reef to decompose itself is like expecting the dust to run away on its own.
Ren'ai Reef has been beached for 24 years, and people are counting on it to decompose naturally, and then it will disappear and the related disputes will disappear. It's impossible; It's naïve, it's not understanding, it's nothing.
A huge ship**, sitting in the beach silt, even if it disintegrates, it is not scattered, nor is it blown away by the typhoon, at most it is disintegrated, but the main part has even been integrated with the reef, plus shells, corals and other marine creatures, it will be born into an artificial island. This artificial island, the land belongs to us, and the shelves belong to other people, whose is it? There will be more controversy!
Counting on ** to decompose naturally, that is to joke and bully people without reason. Imagine that an earthen city wall in ancient times can last for more than 2,000 years, or even more than 3,000 years. On a reef, a ship a**in**? If you want it to disappear completely, I'm afraid it will take 500 years, if not 1,000 years. **Not a mud mound, nor is it ordinary steel, it is**, it is with anti-corrosion function**. Its steel is better than ordinary steel, and the corrosion resistance of the house is also better than that of ordinary steel. Is it okay to expect it to rust and corrode and disintegrate, to disintegrate and float away like a ten-plank ship and disappear into the sea?
If we really want to solve the problem, if we hope that it will disintegrate, and if we want it to disintegrate invisibly, then we need to gather experts and the vast number of commanders and fighters to work together and think of some ways to make it decompose invisibly and invisibly. That's the best way to go. Don't expect him to decompose naturally.
* After disintegration, the wreckage is still on the beach and will "grow" into another building, which will create more trouble. This needs to be dealt with, or you can buy the property.
** It was said, "If you don't have a broom, the dust won't run off on its own as usual." Sitting on the beach**, as usual, it will not decompose by itself, and the decomposition will not disappear, and it will not disappear without one or two pieces of steel. That's the way it is.