The disputed area of dividing the East China Sea between China and Japan has arrived.

The disputed area of the East China Sea between China and Japan has reached 300,000 square kilometers, and the relevant explanations are as follows:

1. The dispute over oil and gas fields in the East China Sea between China and Japan stems from the dispute over the delimitation of exclusive economic zones between China and Japan. According to the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, coastal countries can regard the sea area within 200 nautical miles as their exclusive economic zone from the coastal baseline. All resources in the exclusive economic zone are owned by coastal countries.

The width of many sea surfaces in the East China Sea between China and Japan is 388 nautical miles. Japan advocates that the boundary of the exclusive economic zone should be determined by the middle line of the coastal baselines of the two countries, the so-called "Japan-China middle line". However, the Japanese middle line claim is groundless, and China has never admitted it.

3. The topography of the East China Sea seabed determines that the delimitation of the exclusive economic zone between China and Japan should follow the principle of "natural extension of continental shelf". Regarding the dispute over the demarcation of the East China Sea, China has always advocated that the two sides should resolve it through negotiations, and has repeatedly stressed that "sovereignty lies with me and cooperation in development" is the only correct choice to solve the East China Sea issue.

Maritime danger

1. Natural disasters: Maritime navigation is easily affected by natural disasters, such as storms, tsunamis and earthquakes. These natural disasters may cause ships to be damaged or sunk. Marine life, there are many creatures in the ocean, including some aggressive creatures, such as sharks and whales. If bitten or attacked by these creatures, it may cause serious casualties.

2. Ship accidents: Maritime navigation needs to rely on ships as a means of transportation, and ship accidents are also one of the maritime dangers. When the ship encounters bad weather, mechanical failure or other reasons at sea, it may lead to accidents such as out of control, capsizing and collision, resulting in casualties and property losses.

3. Ocean currents and tides: Ocean currents and tides are also one of the risk factors. If you are not familiar with local currents and tides, or encounter rapids, undercurrents and other dangers in the water, you may be involved in the water, causing dangers such as drowning. The dangers at sea cannot be ignored. When conducting maritime activities, you must be fully prepared to ensure the safety of yourself and others.