Which Countries Does CHINA Dispute Territory With?

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▶ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
01:21 - Bhutan
02::18 - India
03:59 - Blinkist
04:57 - Japan
06:01 - Taiwan
07:02 - South China Sea (Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei, Philippines, Taiwan)
08:52 - Resolved Disputes:
09:04 - Kazakhstan
09:21 - Kyrgyzstan
09:37 - Mongolia
10:13 - Myanmar
10:31 - Nepal
10:54 - N. Korea
11:21 - Pakistan
11:42 - Russia
11:52 - Tajikistan
12:14 - S. Korea
12:40 - Summary

▶ In this video I talk about the countries with whom China has Territorial Disputes with.

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[General.Knowledge]

Which other countries’ territorial disputes should I do a video on next?

[vikingspud]

When I lived in Taiwan I remember seeing the map of China (as claimed by the remnants of the Republic) and I found it fascinating that it also claimed Outer Mongolia.

[AureliusLaurentius]

Imagine an alternate timeline where the Philippines remained part of the US.

Having two nuclear powers having a maritime dispute would be a nightmare

[jimmychu]

There was a territorial dispute called "Zhenbao Island incident" between the Soviet Union and China back to 1969. The Island is on the Ussuri River on the border between Primorsky Krai, Russia, and Heilongjiang Province, China. Battles were fought with a considerable loss of life during the conflict.

[lankypalpitations]

I'm amazed that Taiwan claims all of this, with the entire mainland and Mongolia added in, and throw in large chunks of Russia for good measure

[josueveguilla]

General Knowledge on Thursday? Awesome.

[lukeedwardb.castillo]

Among all the territorial disputes, I believe that the South China Sea claim is the most ambitious out of all

[slentmax]

Great video! Here’s an interesting topic: border disputes between us states. there have surprisingly been a lot between many different states, some even almost resulted in war!

[nabara]

Actually that little island between the two Malaysia is Indonesia's Natuna island, which makes Indonesia's EEZ also overlap with China's 9 dash line claim. So basically China is dealing with half ASEAN members in SCS dispute.

[liechtensteinballanimation]

Really good video. Now a video about Antarctica territory in general would be fun, since there are some disputes (or was, I don’t remember).

[halong]

8:32 If you zoom in closely, you'll see islands off the coast that aren't part of China, the Paracels is belong to a country named Cocochine a.k.a Vietnam.The Nguyen Dynasty established sovereignty over these two archipelagos, built temples and that place became the "receiving" station of sunken merchant ships.

[paiwanhan]

Most are pretty accurate, with the exception of Outer Mongolia. China's recognition of Outer Mongolia's independence didn't start with the Communist China, but with the Republic of China. Near the end of WW2, Outer Mongolia was effectively under Soviet control for over 20 years, and Chiang Kai-shek wanted the Soviet to guarantee that they won't support the Chinese Communist Party after the war. So he signed the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance with Stalin, officially giving up claims on Outer Mongolia in exchange for Soviet's support for him to remain as China's leader. That of course didn't happen, as the Soviet invaded Japanese controlled Manchuria and immediately transferred land and military assets to the Chinese communists. Although in reality, CKS had very little leverage on the issue, and even if he didn't recognized Outer Mongolia's independence, since Stalin wanted Outer Mongolia so much, the CCP themselves would probably have recognized Outer Mongolia's independence after winning the Chinese civil war.

[federicoolz]

1:19 and 7:50 that maps violate deeply Indonesian waters, PRC trying to exercise their claim by sending illegal fishing vessel, but instead sinked by Indonesian Navy

[jasonjean]

Despite getting several disputes incorrect, the analysis of the China-Taiwan dispute was surprisingly accurate, as was the South China Sea dispute. Good job with those.

[TheMeritCoba]

I think you overlooked or underplayed the soviet-Chinese border conflict over outer Manchuria in 1969, which almost led to full-scale war. While this was settled in 1991 between the USSR and PRC and Russia abides by the treaties, it is an issue that always can be reopened if the situation requires it.

[letsreytryitforyou]

for south chinese sea dispute now, they including Indonesia within it, Indonesia posses Natuna Island, and that they start to claim as their in the past, curently my country Indonesia not using south chinese sea as the name of sea on that area but north natuna sea. currently for Internasional worldmap they still using south chinese sea as name.

[Gilang-Ramadhan]

Those lines that mark South China Sea was breaking to Indonesia's North Natuna Sea. Please recognize this because we also affected.

[LonaMisa]

China's claiming so much in the south china sea that they are literally so close to Philippines motherland, and they have the guts to say that those parts near the PH sea belongs to them. They literally sank a local fishing boat.

[shrayanbose]

The title should be: Which are the few countries that do not have territorial disputes with China

[滑稽部部长]

UK ---- Myanmar, Nepal, India, Pakistan
France ---- Vietnam
US ---- Philippines
Soviet Union- --- Mongolia
Tsarist Russia--- Kazakhstan
In Africa, the borders of many countries are even a straight line drawn by colonists on the map.
It has led to many disputes, which also exists in Asia.