Everybody help quickly, high score rewards material! About China map, strategy, etc.

When I started studying China geography from junior high school, I always had a little question in my heart, that is, is the South China Sea the territory of China? If so, why not connect it with other territories on the map? You know, they are a continuous whole, not disjointed, not an enclave. If not, why do you want to use a special box to represent it separately at the lower right of the map? Although in doubt, I never dared to ask about the White Grass Water Station, because the teacher said it was the sacred and inalienable territory of China. However, since it is sacred and inseparable, why should it be separated on the map? Moreover, geography textbooks do not talk much about the landforms and marine characteristics of the South China Sea, and the chapters on the South China Sea in history textbooks are basically blank.

I continue to grow with the doubts of my youth. I once naively thought that maybe it was to save drawing resources! You see, if the South China Sea area is displayed on the map coherently, the up-and-down length of the map will be extended by half, so how much paper will be wasted and how much the government will save for the people and the country! However, the problem comes again. The upper and lower parts of the screenshot of the South China Sea Islands are not China territory. Put this screenshot there, Japan and the Pacific part occupy a lot of map resources. Isn't this a waste? Later, I thought, everyone said that the map of China was a rooster, and a great man said that "the rooster sang the world white". Maybe the government wants to highlight the characteristics of our rooster alone? There seems to be some truth in thinking about it. If the territory of the South China Sea is drawn coherently, the image of China map will not look like a rooster, nor will it look like a meaningful figure at all. However, in order to highlight the image of the rooster, you can't make your map fragmented. You know, they are inherently coherent. What enlightenment will it give if people are separated artificially? Should we even ignore or give up the South China Sea in order to like the rooster pattern? Herbal water stopped, afraid to continue thinking. ...

I was shocked by an accident. My brother-in-law in the country came to see me again. After dinner, we had nothing to do, pointing to the map to study traffic and tourism problems. When I pointed to Hainan Island, my brother-in-law said it was the southernmost tip of our country. I was dizzy at that time, and immediately pointed to the screenshot of the South China Sea at the lower right and said that the southernmost tip was still early, all the way along the South China Sea to the vicinity of Zengmu shoal. Brother-in-law was surprised, "that is the territory of China? Is China that big? Why is the weather forecast never displayed? " Brother-in-law is a rural person with a primary school education. Farmers are most concerned about the weather forecast, so they should not only look at the local weather forecast, but also look at the weather forecast of CCTV. What my brother-in-law said suddenly shocked me. Yes, CCTV's weather forecast rarely includes the South China Sea, and the word "Nansha" only occasionally appears in the final city weather forecast. The map used for weather forecast is the map we usually see at home, and most of the time there is no quick screenshot of the South China Sea.

Why is this? The weather forecast of CCTV covers the whole country. Why can't it show the weather in the South China Sea in detail? Isn't it ours in China, too? I guess privately that there may be no people, no boats, no soldiers and no development, so there is no need for weather forecast service at all! But this is not the case. There are many people in the South China Sea, but few people in China. Most of them are Vietnamese, Filipinos, Malaysians and Indonesians! Why is this? This is because most of the South China Sea has been occupied by human beings, and the resources there have been exploited in large quantities. Only China people are idle, as if they are not ours at all. There may be two reasons why the weather forecast does not cover the South China Sea: First, there is no concept that the South China Sea is the territory of China in CCTV's thinking; Secondly, there are very few people in China, so there is no need for the weather forecast service of CCTV.

But in any case, the disadvantages of China map caused by separate screenshots of the South China Sea have already appeared, that is, China people are becoming increasingly indifferent and ignorant about the sovereignty of the South China Sea. However, the lack of CCTV weather forecast for the weather conditions in the South China Sea has repeatedly hinted to the Chinese that the scope of China's sovereign territory has been compressed. This suggestion has the greatest influence on rural people and urban people with low education level. In their minds, China's territory is a rooster, and the South China Sea is not China at all. Not only that, people with high academic qualifications also suffer. This hint from maps and weather forecasts has weakened the public's awareness of sovereignty over the South China Sea again and again, which is very unfavorable for China to recover and improve its sovereignty over the South China Sea in the future. There are many such people around the white grass and water. Some of them are colleagues, some are friends, and some are just acquaintances or passers-by. Some people have high academic qualifications, such as undergraduate or graduate students, and some have low academic qualifications. However, although these people all know that the South China Sea belongs to China, many people think that China is a bit overbearing and draws its own maritime sovereignty along other people's continental lines. Isn't this bullying? However, if it is the East China Sea and Diaoyu Island, people don't think so. Most people would agree that this is China's. Get out of here!

It is also territorial sovereignty. Why do the East China Sea and the South China Sea have such different positions in the eyes of China people? First of all, the separation on the map makes people unfamiliar with the South China Sea, while the East China Sea and Diaoyu Island are in the same strain on the map, which left a deep impression on the public. Second, the weather forecast almost completely ignores the South China Sea, while the East China Sea is always within the scope of the weather forecast. Third, national public opinion pays more attention to the East China Sea and Diaoyu Islands, and the reports and propaganda on the South China Sea are very weak, but the fact is that the sovereign security of the South China Sea is the worst. Fourth, the national strategic system pays more attention to the East China Sea and ignores the South China Sea. In fact, the comparison of strategic forces in the South China Sea is most beneficial to us. The strategic position and interests of the South China Sea are broader than those of the East China Sea!

To tell the truth, if this situation continues, Baishaoshui is worried that more and more people in China will forget the South China Sea, so that some people will suddenly give up the South China Sea when redrawing their borders with South China Sea countries in the future, and the people will not respond. Because the precedent of Ryukyu is already ahead, this place, which used to be China's sweet potato country, was occupied by the Japanese. After Japan's defeat, according to international treaties, Ryukyu will be restored to its original appearance, either independent or incorporated into Chinese territory. Unfortunately, at that time, neither side was interested, and the United States took advantage of the situation and entrusted it according to law under the authorization of the United Nations. However, some big people in mainland China actually screamed at the top of their lungs and demanded that the United States return Ryukyu to Japan. Later, the United States signed an agreement with Japan privately, and Ryukyu was occupied by the Japanese. However, the Ryukyu people were very angry. They not only went to the United Nations to protest, but even went to Taiwan Province Province to cry to Chiang Kai-shek. Then look at the map now. As a country, Ryukyu has long been erased by China people, and it is listed as "Okinawa" in the name of Japanese sovereignty on the map drawn by China people. Few people in China know about Ryukyu today? How many people in China think Okinawa does not belong to Japan? This is the inevitable result of national strategic adjustment and map strengthening thinking! I'm just worried that the South China Sea will take the road of Ryukyu again in the future.