Behind these blank boxes carry traces of history. For example, southern Tibet was once a major transportation route during the Three Kingdoms era; Aksai Chin is an important border dispute area with India in history. In addition, there are also sovereignty disputes such as the Diaoyu Islands and the South China Sea Islands. Understanding these historical contexts can help you better understand the meaning behind the map.
In China, a country with a long history, the fish on the bottom of the deep sea of the map hide an endless story. Through today's text, we see a long scroll of history through those empty frame areas, and get a glimpse of the rich cultural context of China. I hope these tips and suggestions can help you deeply understand every detail of the map of China and appreciate its meaning and value. Follow our pace and remember to open our benefits link to receive more information!
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