In the center of the fierce collision of the Eurasian plate, the Indian Ocean plate, and the Pacific plate, in the core of various religious fusions, nearly 800,000 square kilometers of sea, is the most tranquil and deep.
East of the Andaman-Nicobar Islands, south of Myanmar's long coastline, including singapore's Malay Peninsula to the west (including most of the Strait of Malacca, of course). The entire waters of the approximate triangle also have the simplicity and stability of the triangle.
Among them, the Strait of Malacca is known as the "crossroads of the sea", and it is the Andaman Sea's kind and fraternal "heart of the sea" that cares for the commercial fleet that comes and goes, giving equality and freedom to those shipwrights, cargo owners, and the power that parasitizes on it.
Once the power is exhausted and extravagant, and intends to control everything, it will set off a bloody storm and destroy the lives.
If freedom has no boundaries and no reverence, it will be a terrifying wave, and the people creeping at the bottom will not be precarious.
If equality is blinded, but the so-called interests are indivisible, the landslides are broken, and there is no place to live.
The Triangle of Power, Freedom and Equality in the Andaman Sea is a great heart of fraternity, calm and beautiful.
Because of fraternity, it feeds the densest people on the surrounding planet and more than half of the world's population.
The Andaman Sea, fraternity, beautiful and deep.