00:00 Do you think that the vast area between the Malay Peninsula and East Malaysia,
00:02 is all owned by our country?
00:04 No, no.
00:05 Most of it is owned by Indonesia.
00:07 The reason is this island on the South China Sea.
00:09 It's okay if you don't understand.
00:10 It's useless to understand.
00:11 What's the point of understanding?
00:12 The Natuna Islands, made up of hundreds of islands,
00:14 are part of Indonesia.
00:15 80% of the population on the island is Malaysian.
00:17 The Malay language is similar to the Deng's accent.
00:20 It is also a breeding ground for oil and natural gas.
00:22 Although the geographical location is closer to our country,
00:24 closer to the Salah Island,
00:25 the Indonesian authorities have long claimed to own this island.
00:28 After independence, our country has never claimed this island.
00:31 Therefore, our country,
00:32 because of the conflict between Malaysia and Indonesia in the 1960s,
00:34 did not want to create new conflicts,
00:36 and would rather avoid destruction.
00:37 In order to protect the Natuna Islands,
00:39 Indonesia later expanded the South China Sea and other borders.
00:43 Even on the Indonesian map,
00:44 it was named Natuna Sea.
00:46 But this sea area is partially overlapping with China's nine-strand South China Sea.
00:50 China and Indonesia are still fighting for it,
00:52 and are determined to guard their South Gate.
00:54 (whooshing)
00:57 you
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