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Recently, China, Japan and South Korea have launched 11 rounds of negotiations on the dispute between Suyan Reef and Hinata Reef, but no substantial progress has been made so far. These two reefs represent not only a struggle for territorial sovereignty, but also rich resources and important strategic positions. First of all, Suyan Reef and Hyuga Reef are rich in marine resources. Scientists' research shows that the waters surrounding the two reefs contain vast fisheries, oil and natural gas resources. These resources are essential for the economic development and energy supply of countries.
South Korea firmly defends control over these resources to ensure its own economic prosperity and energy security. Secondly, Suyan Reef and Hinata Reef have an important strategic position. They are located in the East China Sea, close to both China and Japan, and having control of the waters could have a significant impact on the maritime operations of neighboring countries. Whether in the military or maritime economy, this sea area plays a key role. Therefore, South Korea is reluctant to give up its sovereignty over Suyan Reef and Hyuga Reef in an attempt to protect its interests and maintain regional balance.
However, the controversy has also brought tensions to relations between China, Japan and South Korea. The failure of many negotiations to bear fruit shows the firmness of the parties on this issue. In order to avoid further escalation and affect regional stability, the three parties should seek a compromise. A viable solution is to establish a mechanism for joint jurisdiction to jointly exploit the resources of this sea area and ensure that the legitimate rights and interests of all parties are protected. Through dialogue and cooperation, tensions can be eased and useful contributions can be made to regional peace and development.
All in all, although 11 rounds of negotiations failed to resolve the dispute over Su Rock Reef and Hyuga Reef, this does not mean that the value of these two reefs can be underestimated. They contain abundant resources and important strategic positions, affecting the interests of countries and regional stability. China, Japan and the ROK should strengthen communication and cooperation in order to seek a feasible solution that can meet the legitimate needs of all parties while maintaining regional peace and development.
Finally, we cannot help but ask, in this dispute, can the parties abandon their hostility and resolve the dispute through cooperation and compromise. What is your opinion on this?
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