新闻报报看 | 浙江一位军事领域创作者国平视野指出，中国海军一艘导弹护卫舰，9月7日晚上，出现在砂拉越钻井平台附近，就是中国用军事力量来警告和震慑大马。（主播：颜江瀚、傅雪玲）
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00:31In other words, China is right next to Sabah and Sarawak.
00:35You can see that it's right next to Sabah and Sarawak.
00:38If Malaysia opens oil in this place, it is equivalent to stealing natural resources from China.
01:01At the end of August, this incident was reported by the Philippine media.
01:05The documents were also published.
01:07How they got the information is not the focus of today's video.
01:10In short, it caused attention from all parties.
01:30We say no, it is our territory.
02:00Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning said that China and Malaysia have always maintained close communication on the issues of the South China Sea.
02:09They have made positive contributions to the development of Sino-Malaysian relations and the peace and stability of this region.
02:14That is the response of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
02:17Let's take a look at the opinions of some Chinese people.
02:20This is an article recently published by a military-field creator, Guo Ping.
02:26It mentions a missile escort ship of the Chinese Navy.
02:30It appeared at night on September 7 near the drilling platform in Sarawak.
02:36There was also a Chinese naval patrol ship there at the time.
02:39It was a ship equipped with a 76mm single-barrel cannon.
02:44It was loaded with a displacement of 4,000 tons.
02:48According to the author, this action is a warning and deterrence to the Chinese military forces.
02:55He wants them to stop invading China's territory immediately.
02:58This is a way of expressing strong dissatisfaction with China's reluctance to exploit the resources of the South China Sea.
03:05The author believes that Malaysia's drilling in the Sarawak region is a way of stealing chickens and dogs.
03:14Let's read some of the paragraphs.
03:17The Chinese navy secretly launched a deep dive into the South China Sea, rich in oil and gas resources.
03:23It has become the second largest oil and natural gas producing country in Southeast Asia.
03:28It is also the world's fifth largest natural gas export country.
03:31The oil and gas resources extracted from the South China Sea make it profitable.
03:36In another paragraph, Malaysia's behavior is relatively low-key and unrecognized.
03:41In addition, China's behavior in extracting oil and gas resources from the South China Sea has not been widely disclosed in the media.
03:48Many domestic netizens do not know the maritime rights and economic interests of the South China Sea.
04:12The Chinese navy launched a deep dive into the South China Sea.
04:17In addition to the South China Sea, there are several countries in Southeast Asia that have faced similar problems.
04:21They have decided to hold a debate on the South China Sea at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly.
04:27The Cabinet has a meeting today.
04:29Has the Cabinet discussed this matter?
04:32The Cabinet has not discussed this issue or the agenda of the United Nations General Assembly.
04:42The government will deal with the dispute over the South China Sea through diplomatic channels.
04:46The Minister of Foreign Affairs will represent the government to attend this year's United Nations General Assembly.
04:50Before the Minister of Foreign Affairs leaves for the United Nations General Assembly, the Cabinet will discuss the issue.
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