Quickly turn on the radio, China National Radio, listen to China's statement that the Diaoyu Islands have officially begun. FM 103.7, China National Radio issued a statement: Beijing, September 10 - The Government of the People's Republic of China issued a statement on September 10 regarding the territorial sea baseline of the Diaoyu Islands and its affiliated islands of the People's Republic of China. The full text of the statement is as follows: Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China on the Territorial Sea Baseline of the Diaoyu Islands and its Affiliated Islands, September 10, 2012. The Government of the People's Republic of China, in accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Territorial Sea and the Contiguous Zone, February 25, 1992, announces the territorial sea baseline of the Diaoyu Islands and its affiliated islands of the People's Republic of China.1. The territorial sea baseline of Diaoyu Island, Huangwei Islet, Nan Xiaodao, Bei Xiaodao, Nanyu, Beiyu, and Feiyu is the straight-line connection between the following adjacent base points:
1. Diaoyu Island 1 Latitude 25°44.1′ N, Longitude 123°27.5′ E
2. Diaoyu Island 2 Latitude 25°44.2′ N, Longitude 123°27.4′ E
3. Diaoyu Island 3 Latitude 25°44.4′ N, Longitude 123°27.4′ E
4. Diaoyu Island 4 Latitude 25°44.7′ N, Longitude 123°27.5′ E
5. Dolphin Island Latitude 25°55.8′ N, Longitude 123°40.7′ E
6. Lower Huyashan Island Latitude 25°55.8′ N, Longitude 123°41.1′ E
7. Starfish Island Latitude 25°55.6′ N, Longitude 123°41.3′ E
8. Huangwei Islet Latitude 25°55.4′ N, Longitude 123°41.4′ E
9. Turtle Island Latitude 25°55.3′ N, Longitude 123°41.4′ E
10. Changlong Island Latitude 25°43.2′ N, Longitude 123°33.4′ E
11. Nan Xiaodao Latitude 25°43.2′ N, Longitude 123°33.2′ E
12. Bream Island Latitude 25°44.0′ N, Longitude 123°27.6′ E
1. Diaoyu Island 1 Latitude 25°44.1′ N, Longitude 123°27.5′ E
2. The territorial sea baseline of Chiwei Islet is the straight-line connection between the following adjacent base points:
1. Chiwei Islet Latitude 25°55.3′ N, Longitude 124°33.7′ E
2. Wangchi Island Latitude 25°55.2′ N, Longitude 124°33.2′ E
3. Little Chiwei Island Latitude 25°55.3′ N, Longitude 124°33.3′ E
4. North Chibei Island Latitude 25°55.5′ N, Longitude 124°33.5′ E
5. East Chibei Island Latitude 25°55.5′ N, Longitude 124°33.7′ E
1. Chiwei Islet Latitude 25°55.3′ N, Longitude 124°33.7′ E
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Uh, I just saw on the news that Mount Fuji in Japan is about to erupt. They said it was personally analyzed by Japanese scientists.
Yes, recently the atmosphere created by CCTV News has been a bit tense, probably because Japan announced that it is truly going to nationalize the Diaoyu Islands. It seems the central government is also preparing to take some action... (Personally, I feel that a major event might happen, or maybe it's just smoke and mirrors...)
Just seeing the numbers makes my head spin... In short, the government's message is: 'Little Japan, this is another warning from me. How the situation unfolds depends on what you choose to do next...'
The Diaoyu Islands are related to a large part of China's naval waters, they absolutely cannot be given to Japan! Japan claims that the Senkaku Islands are theirs largely for this reason. Once they gain the Diaoyu Islands, China's navy would be weakened! China would also lose the right to conduct trade in that sea! It would have a huge impact on China's economy! Moreover, Vietnam currently occupies 29 Chinese islands, and other countries too... China would probably go to war! But no country would start a war lightly!
You just know how to warn. What if we dropped a nuclear bomb on Japan to see if they would still act arrogantly?
The idea on the 9th floor is too unrealistic. If it still involves nuclear bombs, China still cannot surpass Japan, because China's nuclear stockpile absolutely cannot be compared to Japan's. Moreover, it is not the Third World War now, and no country has completely turned against another! It is impossible to use nuclear weapons! It should be said that every country has its considerations!
The comment on the 9th floor is probably just a joke, or maybe he doesn't understand the military very well. It's recommended that the person on the 9th floor watch more military programs.
The more we talk, the more confusing it gets. Japan's military has always been controlled by the United States, OK?
Moreover, China is not the China of the First Sino-Japanese War era. Japan's strength is far below China's; Japan only has a certain level of economy, and is not a military power… The problem is the United States…
Start fighting, damn it. Japan detonates nuclear bombs under the sea. Some in Japan support going to war. Japan might launch an advanced attack on Beijing. Beijing is too close to the coast. As long as Beijing does not fall, Japan will have no peace.
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