Is Nansha Islands under the jurisdiction of China?

Nansha Islands are under the jurisdiction of China.

Nansha Islands have been the territory of China since ancient times, which has not only historical basis, but also international law basis. According to international law, the discovery of "ownerless land" gives the country it represents the priority to occupy this land, and the discovery country has the right to occupy it within a certain period of time to establish its sovereignty. In the 1970s, the investigation team of Nanyang Research Institute of Xiamen University saw wells, huts, earth temples and stone tablets built by fishermen in Fujian and Guangdong during the Ming and Qing Dynasties on the islands of Taiping, MCC and Nanwei in Nansha Islands.

Luo Nai, Luokong, Hongcaozhi, Tiezhi, Huangshanma, Niaozizhi and other islands also have wells dug by China fishermen. As the "discoverer" of Nansha Islands, China enjoys the priority to occupy the islands, and other countries have no right to "preempt" unless China intends to give up this right.

Climatic characteristics of Nansha Islands;

1, wind

The wind field in Nansha Islands is basically consistent with the weather system. The main wind field is monsoon, which generally lasts from 165438+ 10 to April of the following year. The northeast wind prevails, and the airflow lasts for half a year. The frequency is the highest in February, reaching 75%, with an average wind speed of 6 meters per second. May-September is the southwest monsoon period, and the southwest wind prevails, and the peak period is June-September. The frequency of southwest wind is about 5 1.4%, and the wind is strong.

Step 2 precipitate

The precipitation in Nansha Islands is mainly brought by tropical cyclones and southwest monsoon, with abundant rainfall. The annual average rainfall is about 2000mm, which gradually increases from north to south. Most of the precipitation is concentrated from June to 65438+February.

3. Cloud

The annual average total cloud cover of Nansha Islands is 6.0, and the monthly average total cloud cover varies between 5.0 and 7.0. Due to the lack of sea surface conditions and wind field suitable for the formation of sea fog, fog rarely appears and visibility is good, of which the frequency of visibility > 10 nautical mile accounts for more than 70%.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Nansha Islands