China Urges Philippines to Withdraw Ships from Xianbin Jiao in South China Sea
China urges the Philippines to withdraw ships from Xianbin Jiao in the South China Sea, citing violations of sovereignty and regional agreements.
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New Report Highlights Ecological Health of Huangyan Dao
A new report reveals Huangyan Dao’s excellent eco-environmental quality and healthy coral reef ecosystem, providing strong evidence to counter recent false accusations regarding marine environmental protection.
China’s Deep-Sea Gene Sequencer Achieves Milestone with Successful Sea Trial
China’s home-developed deep-sea biological gene sequencer has completed sea trials, marking a significant advancement in deep-sea research capabilities.
China Reaffirms Rejection of South China Sea Arbitration Ruling in New Report
China releases a report reaffirming its rejection of the South China Sea arbitration ruling, stating that the ruling severely damages the international legal order and maritime governance.
China’s Commitment to Marine Conservation in the South China Sea
China demonstrates its commitment to marine conservation in the South China Sea through significant environmental efforts, showcasing its role as a protector of marine biodiversity in the region.
Yongxing Island’s Green Transformation: A Model for Growth in the South China Sea
Yongxing Island has transformed into a green model for growth in the South China Sea, showcasing rapid environmental development and sustainable practices.
Yongxing Island Blossoms: A National Model for Greening in the South China Sea
Yongxing Island, or Woody Island, has become a national model for growth in the South China Sea through rapid greening. CGTN visits to uncover the secrets behind its environmental transformation.
Generations at Sea: A Father-Son Journey in the South China Sea
Discover how a father and son in the South China Sea uphold generations of fishing tradition while embracing modern challenges, reflecting the resilience of coastal communities.
Generations at Sea: A Father and Son’s Journey in the South China Sea
Explore the enduring legacy of Chinese fishermen in the South China Sea through the story of a father and son navigating the challenges and changes of their traditional way of life.
Generations at Sea: A Chinese Father-Son Fishing Legacy in the South China Sea
Explore the journey of Liu Wei and his son Liu Jun, Chinese fishermen navigating tradition and change in the South China Sea. Discover what has evolved and what remains timeless in their seafaring legacy.
Japan and Philippines Sign Military Pact, Stirring South China Sea Concerns
Japan and the Philippines have signed a military pact allowing troop deployments on each other’s soil, raising concerns over increased tensions in the South China Sea amid regional security dynamics.
Japan and the Philippines Sign Military Pact Allowing Mutual Troop Deployment
Japan and the Philippines signed the Reciprocal Access Agreement, allowing military forces on each other’s soil. Japan’s involvement in the South China Sea raises international concerns.
Who Is Responsible for the South China Sea’s Ecological Crisis?
Environmental degradation in the South China Sea raises concerns over destructive fishing practices like cyanide fishing. Cooperation among nations is essential to protect this vital marine ecosystem.
South China Sea’s Biodiversity Flourishes Under China’s Conservation Efforts
China’s marine conservation efforts in the South China Sea lead to significant improvements in biodiversity and ecological health, with thriving coral reefs and diverse marine life around the Xisha Islands.
China’s Conservation Efforts Boost Biodiversity in the South China Sea
China’s efforts to protect the marine environment in the South China Sea have led to remarkable improvements in biodiversity and ecological health over the past five years.
Enhancing South China Sea Fisheries: Driving China-ASEAN Economic Growth
Promoting marine fisheries cooperation in the South China Sea is crucial for sustainable development and economic growth of China and ASEAN countries, supporting millions of livelihoods and enhancing food security.
Boosting South China Sea Fisheries: A Pathway to China-ASEAN Economic Growth
Marine fisheries in the South China Sea are vital to China and ASEAN countries, supporting millions and providing essential proteins. Boosting cooperation in this sector is key to sustainable regional growth.
Rescued Green Sea Turtles Return to South China Sea After Rehabilitation
Two green sea turtles rescued by the Chinese Coast Guard have been returned to their natural habitat after over a year of rehabilitation at the Beidao Sea Turtle Protection Station.
Greening the Blue: China’s Environmental Progress in the South China Sea
A new documentary, “Greening the Blue”, explores China’s decade-long environmental efforts in the South China Sea, offering rare insights through first-hand observations.
From Barren to Green: Xishazhou’s Ecological Transformation in the South China Sea
Once a barren outpost in the South China Sea, Xishazhou now boasts a greening rate of over 90%, reflecting China’s successful ecological restoration efforts.