台湾海峡和台湾岛的计谋意义和位置(国外英文资料).docVIP

台湾海峡和台湾岛的战略意义和地位(国外英文资料) The Taiwan Strait is the shipping link between Taiwan and Fujian provinces. It is the strategic link between the East China Sea and its northern coastal sea and the South China Sea and the India ocean. The strategic position of the Straits is very important. Taiwan is a natural barrier along the southeast coast of China. It can serve as a major strategic point and play a key supporting role in our coastal defense. Taiwan and Hainan Island with the formation of the eyes; the north and Zhoushan islands echo, constitute horns; strategic depth enough to cover 6 provinces in southeast of china. The Taiwan Strait is about 220 nautical miles, with an average width of about 90 nautical miles. It is the throat of maritime transportation along the coast of China. It is also an important international waterway in the Western Pacific region, with more than 100 merchant ships passing through the daily average. Three of Chinas four major foreign trade routes need to go down south. The smooth navigation of the Straits of Taiwan is of great significance to the balanced development of our national economy and foreign trade. Although China has 18400 kilometers of coastline, but only one connected to the ocean, our country of the sea and surrounded by the first island chain, actually in a semi closed state. If we are to enter the ocean, we must break out of the first island chain, wrapped in the chains on us. And in each link of the chain, Taiwan is the weakest link. Taiwan faces the Pacific Ocean with a long coastline. There are hundreds of square kilometers of the exclusive economic zone of the east side of each kilometer long coastline, and China has the seabed resources development area of 100 thousand square kilometers in the eastern Pacific on the Pacific island of Taiwan is Chinas major forward base of seabed resources. That is to say, Taiwan is still the gate for our country to go to the ocean. Taiwan 900 sea miles south of the Yalu River, south of Be