Whose face was hit by all kinds of funny world maps, and who was ashamed?

Cui Jiaji, a retired Chinese professor living in new york, recently told Xinhua that the world map published by Rand mcnally Company 1994, an authoritative map publisher in the United States, shows that the South China Sea Islands are the territory of China, and this is proved in many places in the map.

Cui Jiaji, a retired Chinese professor living in new york, recently told Xinhua that the world map published by Rand mcnally Company 1994, an authoritative map publisher in the United States, shows that the South China Sea Islands are the territory of China, and this is proved in many places in the map.

Cui Jiaji was originally from Shanghai, and later studied in the United States at his own expense. He has made great achievements in the theory of automatic control system. After retirement, Cui Jiaji likes to buy second-hand books. The World Atlas published by Rand mcnally Company 1994 was purchased from an American resident in 20 15.

Cui Jiaji found in southeast asia map on pages 166 to 167 of Atlas that Huangyan Island was marked as "Huangyan Island", which was outside the eastern longitude of 1 18 degrees on the western border of the Philippines. "I found that Huangyan Island is outside the Philippine border, that is, this red line is very obvious on the China side."

In addition to Huangyan Island, Cui Jiayu also noticed that the Xisha Islands, Nansha Islands, Zhongye Island, Nanwei Island, Taiping Island and Yongshu Reef are all marked in Chinese Pinyin. He believes that the names of southeast asia map on this page are mostly marked in English, but the names of these islands and reefs in the South China Sea are marked in Chinese Pinyin, which clearly shows the ownership of the islands and reefs.

Under the names of Xisha Islands and Nansha Islands, in addition to Chinese phonetic notation, "CHINA" is specially added. "This clearly shows once again that China has indisputable sovereignty over the South China Sea Islands." Professor Cui also mentioned that this atlas, which was first published by the authoritative American map company 1992 and revised by 1994, undoubtedly reflected the position of the American government on the ownership of the South China Sea islands at that time.