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.
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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.
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.
Chinese scientists have spent a decade restoring coral reefs in the South China Sea, using innovative methods to rejuvenate underwater ecosystems and promote marine conservation.
CGTN’s ‘Greening the Blue’ explores the inspiring environmental recovery efforts transforming the South China Sea. Tune in on July 8, 2024, to witness stories of restoration and hope.
China urges the Philippines to stop provocations and adhere to international treaties in the South China Sea dispute.
China has called on the Philippines to stop provocative actions at Ren’ai Jiao, urging a return to dialogue over the disputed area in the South China Sea.
China has urged Japan to refrain from meddling in maritime issues between China and the Philippines, stating that Japan is not a party to the South China Sea disputes and should not intervene.
The Philippines has submitted a claim to the UN Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf to establish exclusive rights over its extended continental shelf in the South China Sea.
China urges the Philippines to cease ‘provocative acts’ in the South China Sea after preventing Philippine vessels from entering Ren’ai Jiao, emphasizing its commitment to safeguarding sovereignty.
China opposes the Philippines’ submission to the UN seeking to define its continental shelf in the South China Sea, stating it infringes on China’s sovereign rights and violates international law.
China’s Ministry of National Defense announces countermeasures against the Philippines, accusing it of escalating tensions in the South China Sea.
Over 900 artifacts from Ming Dynasty shipwrecks have been recovered in the South China Sea, shedding light on ancient maritime history.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim calls for aggressive diplomatic engagement among ASEAN countries and China to resolve South China Sea disputes, rejecting interference from external parties.
China has urged the Philippines to stop attempts to permanently occupy Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea, emphasizing its clear stance on territorial sovereignty amid rising tensions.
China’s Foreign Ministry asserts that the South China Sea arbitration misinterpreted UNCLOS, calling for respect of customary international maritime law over the arbitration ruling.
China urges the Republic of Korea to exercise caution on the Taiwan question and South China Sea issue, emphasizing the importance of maintaining stable China-ROK relations.
An exploration of the longstanding territorial claims and recent tensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea, highlighting historical contexts and the importance of diplomatic resolutions.
Chinese military expert Lieutenant General He Lei questions Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s stance on the South China Sea issue, urging regional solutions over external involvement.
Professor Zhou Weimin, renowned for his study of ‘Genglubu’ navigation charts used by Hainan fishermen, has passed away at 91. His work preserved the maritime heritage of the South China Sea.
China has installed its first intelligent offshore drilling platform, the “Huizhou 26-6,” in the South China Sea, marking a significant advancement in energy innovation and offshore engineering.