Time to review law of the sea

[Zabaniyah]

The Chinese captured the Paracels from your motherland during the last war 30 years ago...

Gambit old man, even now, China and Taiwan have control over the largest islands of the Spratlys while the Philippines control the longest chains.

Your communist Vietnam home has huge claims but minimal control.

You have lost all of your Vietnamese credibility (not that Vietnam is credible) on the South China Sea issue.

 

[rcrmj]

I copy and past for you:

Xiongnu Empire
Main article: Xiongnu


The Tarim Basin in the 3rd century CE.
Traversed by the Northern Silk Road,[16] Western Regions or Xinjiang is the Chinese name for the Tarim and Dzungaria regions of what is now northwest China. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty (206 BCE – CE 220), the region was subservient to the Xiongnu, a powerful nomadic people based in modern Mongolia.

The Land was controlled by Xiongnu.
In case of Turkish don't claim Xinjiang (they could do that base on sugestion discovery should evident to claim), Mongolia could claim it be course their ancestors discovered it and controlled Xinjiang first, before Han Dynasty.

kid, the xiongnu (huns) as a group of ethnic people were gone, disappeared thousands years ago, so accoriding to your moronic thoughts, which you mastered in, the whole xingjiang should be emptied as the only 'legitimate' owner was xiongnu? and the line goes further all viets should leave vietnam as the first legitimate viets dynasty was created by a han Chinese Zhaotuo and who was sent by the Chinese emperor..

p.s stop derailing the thread, as always you viets taking your inferior complexity and frustration out of any China related international affairs

 

[Đảo Bạch Long Vỹ]

The Chinese captured the Paracels from your motherland during the last war 30 years ago...

Gambit old man, even now, China and Taiwan have control over the largest islands of the Spratlys while the Philippines control the longest chains.

Your communist Vietnam home has huge claims but minimal control.

You have lost all of your Vietnamese credibility (not that Vietnam is credible) on the South China Sea issue.

Not that bad