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adminnow8 days ago(+1)

You lecture me about "history," yet your own historical knowledge is a complete joke. Let's look at the actual timeline:

1. Before your country even existed as a state: As early as the Han Dynasty (2nd century BC), Chinese people had already discovered, named, and lived on the South China Sea islands. During this entire period, the northern part of what you now call Vietnam was literally a province/county directly governed by Chinese dynasties. How can a state claim "ancient sovereignty" over islands where Chinese people were already living before that state even came into existence?

2. The "Vietnam" name itself: The name "Vietnam" (Việt Nam) didn't even exist until 1804, when it was officially granted by Emperor Jiaqing of China's Qing Dynasty.

3. Your official betrayal in modern history: In 1958, North Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Van Dong sent an official diplomatic note to China explicitly recognizing China's sovereignty over the Paracel (Xisha) and Spratly (Nansha) Islands. Official Vietnamese geography textbooks up until 1974 clearly marked them as Chinese territory. You only flip-flopped and backstabbed after receiving tens of billions in Chinese aid and unifying your country.

From taking massive historical aid and then tearing up official diplomatic promises, to this game creator accepting free localization from Chinese volunteers and then turning around to provoke players—backstabbing after getting what you want seems to be a habit for you. Learn your own white-and-black history before trying to lecture others.

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oranjikawaiineko7 days ago(+2)

The historical presence or passage of a nation's maritime and island territories this does not equate to the establishment of national sovereignty, because sovereignty requires a state that continuously, peacefully, and openly manages, exploits, and exercises power.


According to official historical documents and research, China during the Han Dynasty never administered, established sovereignty over, or had any historical basis to claim to have occupied or managed the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa Islands.

 Ancient Chinese historical records and maps from the Han Dynasty through subsequent feudal dynasties contain no records or administrative maps confirming sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa Islands.

Vietnam was the first state in history to legally possess, manage, exploit, and exercise de facto sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa Islands từ Centuries ago, through naval forces such as the Hoang Sa Fleet and the Bac Hai Fleet under the Nguyen Dynasty and previous dynasties.

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