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The endless vastness, average water depth and abundant resources of the South China Sea can be called the treasure land of China. With hundreds of millions of tons of oil and trillions of cubic meters of natural gas, they are enough to lead the energy market. However, this turbulent sea area has also become the focus of many countries. Vietnam, the Philippines and other littoral states in the South China Sea have targeted this rich land, causing fierce disputes.
However, looking back at history, the mainland has faced difficulties in the South China Sea. The South China Sea Fleet used to be one of the three major fleets that developed relatively slowly. For a long time, the North Sea Fleet was once strong, and in order to defend Gyeonggi, the growth curve of the South Sea Fleet was relatively flat. However, with the advent of the new century, the South China Sea Fleet has gained new vitality and has become an unrivaled maritime force around the South China Sea.
The South China Sea Fleet has a strong ship establishment, including aircraft carriers, amphibious assault ships, destroyers, frigates, amphibious dock ships, etc. The mainland's largest and most advanced aircraft carrier "Shandong" stands tall in the South China Sea, and the upcoming "Fujian" aircraft carrier will further strengthen the strength of the South China Sea Fleet. This will make the South China Sea Fleet one of the most powerful fleets in all of Asia, dominating the South China Sea and dominating the entire Asian waters.
In terms of destroyers, the South China Sea Fleet has a series of modern warships, including the "shield" ship, with a total of more than 100 ships. The number of frigates is even more numerous, with 33 frigates of different types, including 10 4000-ton 054A-class frigates and 15 1400-ton 056 corvettes. And the latest Type 054B frigate has also been launched, indicating the future strength of the South China Sea Fleet.
In terms of the amphibious fleet, the South China Sea Fleet has one "Hainan" amphibious ship and five Type 071 amphibious dock ships. In addition, it is said that the South China Sea Fleet also has dozens of submarines, including conventional and nuclear submarines, which is beyond the reach of countries around the South China Sea.
However, the strength of the South China Sea Fleet is far from comparable to that of neighboring countries. Although Vietnam has more than 300 ships of various types, there are relatively few advanced warships. The naval strength of the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia and other countries is also prominent, but around the South China Sea, the South China Sea Fleet is unique.
Thailand has the only aircraft carrier in Southeast Asia, while Indonesia has more than 400 ships of various types, including submarines and frigates. Singapore stands out for its modernity and strong submarine force. The Philippine Navy is also growing, but the South China Sea Fleet still has an absolute advantage.
To sum up, the South China Sea Fleet is not only a strong guarantee for the mainland to safeguard its sovereignty in the South China Sea, but also a force to be reckoned with in Asian waters. The strong strength of the South China Sea Fleet will continue to play a vital role in the security and stability of the mainland in the South China Sea region in the future. We should remain vigilant and continue to strengthen the South China Sea Fleet to ensure that national interests are defended and peace and stability in the South China Sea are maintained.
The South China Sea issue needs to be resolved in the principles of peace, fairness and justice. All countries should persist in settling disputes through dialogue and negotiation and refrain from all actions that could lead to the escalation of tensions. At the same time, the international community should also actively participate in promoting the establishment of a mechanism of trust and cooperation in the South China Sea region and promoting regional peace and prosperity. Only through joint efforts can we achieve peace and stability in the South China Sea region and ensure that all countries enjoy the resources and opportunities in the South China Sea.
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