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1799年英国《亚洲地图》证明
1799 Great Britain's 《Map of Aisa》can prove:

15-18世纪西方古地图上的"Paracel"不是现在的西沙群岛
15-18 centuries Occident map's "Paracels" not modern map's Paracel Islands.

越南所谓黄沙和长沙不是中国的西沙群岛和南沙群岛
1834 Vietnamese map's 黄沙(Hoàng Sa)、長沙(Trường Sa)not Chinese Paracel Islands and Spratly Islands.

感谢曾艷莊

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CMS 2169,seen on the right in the picture,launched today:

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It is the 8th vessel of the same class from HPS。
 
More and bigger vessels on their way:

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1.5k CMS vessel under construction at WCS

Tiny HPS busy with various sorts of law enforcement ships:

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Churning out ships like sausages :omghaha:
 
The berth cycle for CMS 2169 is 21 days。

And this is in peace time and with one shipyard only。

During time of war,the Chinese Machine is able to turn out ships at a rate that will,well,。。。。:azn:
 
1799年英国《亚洲地图》证明
1799 Great Britain's 《Map of Aisa》can prove:

15-18世纪西方古地图上的"Paracel"不是现在的西沙群岛
15-18 centuries Occident map's "Paracels" not modern map's Paracel Islands.

越南所谓黄沙和长沙不是中国的西沙群岛和南沙群岛
1834 Vietnamese map's 黄沙(Hoàng Sa)、長沙(Trường Sa)not Chinese Paracel Islands and Spratly Islands.

感谢曾艷莊

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This map and map of United Great Nam Emperor 1934 is different map. Don't make fake explanation on it, Chinese liar !:omghaha:


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CCG here we come:

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By 2015, the CCG will become a paramilitary force with tens of maritime patrol aircrafts and over 1000 ships of various sizes,including 300 with displacements ranging from 1000 to 12000 tons。
 
Chuandong Shipbuilding & Heavy Engineering Co. in Sichuan province also joins the construction boom::coffee:

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3 ships,with 1st delivery 10 months after the commencement of building on 28.05.2013,and the 2nd and 3rd one and two months after the 1st,respectively。

All 3 ships will be delivered to CFS(now part of CCG) before 28.05.2014.
 
Guangzhou Shipbuilding International starts building of five 3000-tonne CFS(now CCG)on 22.05.2013:

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Note those five 9-figured numbers。:azn:

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Steel cutting ceremony。:coffee:
 
CWS has also won an order for 5 3000-tonne CCG ships,in addition to its previous orders for 1000-tonne and 1500-tonne ships。:coffee:

As a matter of fact,we will see CWS‘s 3k ship before GSI's,for the former started half year earlier than the latter。
 
1799年英国《亚洲地图》证明
1799 Great Britain's 《Map of Aisa》can prove:

15-18世纪西方古地图上的"Paracel"不是现在的西沙群岛
15-18 centuries Occident map's "Paracels" not modern map's Paracel Islands.

越南所谓黄沙和长沙不是中国的西沙群岛和南沙群岛
1834 Vietnamese map's 黄沙(Hoàng Sa)、長沙(Trường Sa)not Chinese Paracel Islands and Spratly Islands.

感谢曾艷莊
Again, you show off a new map, But I feel very hard to believe your explain, because "paracel Islands" was name given by Western people for "group of Islands in SCS, offshore from Vietnam" and they were also write it was saw under our control, that was written in many document.

_ So, If this "Paracel" was not "modern Paracel" that you said, What's it!?
_ Can you show me the full map in high resolution like "small-part map"!?
 
Defense chief: Philippines not violating DOC, China is
By Alexis Romero (philstar.com) May 30, 2013

MANILA, Philippines - Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin on Thursday maintained that the Philippines has been complying with the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea (DOC) and that it was China who has been violating it.

“Well, we’ve been adhering to the [declaration]. We’ve been following the DOC. We did not violate anything,” Gazmin told reporters in an interview.

When asked if China is adhering to the declaration, the defense chief said, "No, they don’t. That’s why we have filed successive protests.”

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei has been quoted by state-run news agency Xinhua as saying that relevant countries should “fully and earnestly implement” the DOC.

He also called on the countries to “refrain from actions that could amplify or complicate the issue, and avoid any action that could undermine peace and stability in the region.”

Despite China’s violations of the DOC, the Philippines will continue to strive to deescalate tensions in the West Philippine Sea.

“We have to avoid escalating the problem since we have already filed cases [(before the international tribunal] to avoid jeopardizing legal proceedings,” Gazmin said.

The Philippines has been protesting the aggressive actions of China in the West Philippine Sea, including the deployment of Sino ships in areas within its exclusive economic zone.

The latest of these actions is the sending of three Chiense vessels in the Ayungin Shoal off Palawan early this month.

Ayungin Shoal, which China calls Ren'ai Jiao, is 105.77 nautical miles from Palawan and forms part of the Philippines’ 200 nautical mile exclusive economic zone.

It is part of the Kalayaan Island Group off Palawan and is one of the areas occupied by the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

On May 10, the Philippines filed a protest against China for its illegal deployment of vessels around the shoal.

The Philippines scored the provocative presence of two Chinese maritime surveillance vessel and one warship around the area in violation of the international law.

China, however, continues to insist that it has “indisputable sovereignty” over the Ayungin Shoal therefore its vessels can conduct patrols there.

China claims virtually the entire West Philippine Sea while the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Brunei and Taiwan have overlapping claims in the area.

Defense chief: Philippines not violating DOC, China is | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com
 
China fears PH may build structures in Ayungin Shoal

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Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and Chinese Ambassador talking about the Ayungin Shoal issue in an informal talk in Camp Aguinaldo.

By Alexis Romero, The Philippine Star
05/30/2013 | 05/30/2013

MANILA, Philippines - China has expressed concern that the Philippines might build structures in Ayungin Shoal, an area well within Manila’s exclusive economic zone.

China, which has set up structures in areas it is claiming in the West Philippine Sea, raised the issue during an informal talk between Chinese Ambassador Ma Keqing and Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin at Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City yesterday.

Gazmin assured the ambassador that the government is sending ships to the shoal to deliver supplies to soldiers monitoring the area.

“They were concerned that the Philippines is coming up with structures, additional structures in the Ayungin Shoal,” the defense chief told reporters.

“I told her that the ship that is moving toward Ayungin Shoal is only for provisions of food and water for soldiers who are there,” he added.

In an apparent effort to defuse tensions, the Philippines assured China that it has no plans to build infrastructure on Ayungin Shoal.

“The ships are also for the rotation of troops. We cannot place people there permanently. They’ll go insane,” Gazmin said.

Chinese envoy initiated the talk

Ma evaded questions about West Philippine Sea issues, saying that her talk with Gazmin was mainly about friendly relations between China and the Philippines.

“We also talked about the balanced relations. I think China is ready to develop cooperation and very good exchanges between the two sides because this year is the year of friendly exchanges between our two countries,” she said.

When asked whether they talked about the Philippines’ diplomatic protest against China, Ma said: “Sorry, I really have to go. See you later.”

Ma was the one who initiated the informal talk with Gazmin, which lasted about 10 minutes. She sought an audience with Gazmin on the sidelines of the celebration of the Peacekeepers Day at Camp Aguinaldo.

Gazmin ushered her to a corner of the Armed Forces Commissioned Officers Club.

“I’d like to talk to the secretary. I have a message for him,” Ma was quoted by a source as saying.

Nobody heard the conversation between Gazmin and Ma, who both appeared serious. They, however, were seen smiling at each other as they parted.

Ayungin Shoal is 105.77 nautical miles from Palawan and is well within the Philippines’ 200-nautical mile exclusive economic zone.

It is part of the Kalayaan Island Group off Palawan and one of the areas occupied by the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

On May 10, the Philippines filed a protest against China for its illegal deployment of vessels around Ayungin Shoal.

The protest decried the provocative presence of two Chinese maritime surveillance vessels and one warship in the area, which violated international law.

China claims virtually the entire South China Sea while the Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam, Brunei and Taiwan have overlapping claims in the area.

Chinese strategy

China is now employing tactics lifted from “Go,” an ancient Chinese board game, to restrict and isolate all Filipino troops deployed in the disputed Spratlys.

In the board game, two players, using white and black pieces or “stones,” alternately move their respective pieces until their opponent is left with no more room to maneuver as his position has been completely encircled.

“What is happening there now is akin to the Philippines and China employing their respective strategies. A simple analogy to this is that China is playing the game Go to surround the opponent’s pieces until we are deprived of any moves out there,” said a former naval officer who requested anonymity.

Unfortunately, he said while China is employing an ancient strategy to have total domination over South China Sea, the Philippines continues to pursue a different tack.

“Unfortunately for us, we look at it as either a game of chess or checkers. Our strategy is not appropriate to check the Chinese strategy,” he said.

He warned that if China continues its game, it may eventually isolate Filipino troops to the point that the military may find it difficult to conduct troop rotation and resupply operations in the islands occupied by Filipino forces in the area.

Navy chief Vice Admiral Jose Luis Alano said yesterday that despite the presence of these Chinese vessels, the Philippine Navy is not backing down from its mandate as force provider in the region.

Alano also assured the troops deployed in Ayungin Shoal on board the Navy’s logistic ship BRP Sierra Madre – which ran aground in the area years ago – that they will continue to receive their supplies and other needs.

“We have agreed among ourselves (Spratlys claimant countries) to have a status quo that reprovisioning for all troops who have long been deployed in the region will not be hampered. We need to have the reprovisioning to be able to sustain our people that are deployed in the West Philippine Sea,” Alano said.

Alano also said the mere presence of the Navy ship in Ayungin further bolstered the country’s territorial claim over the area, not to mention that the place is very close to Palawan and well within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone. – With Jaime Laude, Michelle Zoleta

China fears PH may build structures in Ayungin Shoal | ABS-CBN News


China cannot be trusted. They act like the peacemakers in front of cameras but behind they are traitors and selfish land grabber.
 
VP on Ayungin: If necessary, fight until the last man

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05/30/2013

MANILA - Vice-President Jejomar Binay on Thursday said the Philippines will "fight until the last man" if necessary against the intrusion of Chinese ships in Ayungin shoal off Palawan.

He, however, conceded that the Philippines has already reacted by filing a diplomatic protest before Beijing, which is a more peaceful solution to the issue.

"I think we had already reacted. If it is necessary we have to fight until the last man. Pero, we are preempting kasi remember we had further case for arbitration. That is a peaceful [solution]," he told reporters.

Malacañang earlier said the Philippines is not sending a vessel to counter the presence of Chinese ships in Ayungin shoal off Palawan.

Deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte said the Philippines has chosen to take the peaceful path in addressing the issue.

The Chinese intrusion is already the subject of a diplomatic protest filed by the Philippines. Less than 10 personnel of the Philippine Marines are reportedly guarding the shoal.

"As mentioned to me by the President, we have deliberately chosen not to respond to provocative statements or actions given that we have already chosen the path of peaceful resolution and exhausting diplomatic means to do so," Valte said.

The Palace said that taking the diplomatic approach in resolving the issue is "not inconsistent" with the Philippines' desire to establish its "minimum credible defense posture."

The President recently announced the plan to acquire additional military assets to boost the Navy's capability to patrol the country's borders.[/img]

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