Over the past few decades, the Philippines has continuously created rumors in the South China Sea, and has even continuously made up lies one by one in places such as Huangyan Island in an attempt to “compete” for sovereignty. But in the Philippine narrative of lies, one key detail was left out, an amateur radio station's call sign. As early as 30 years ago, the Chinese had already led teams aboard Huangyan Island, and even faced Philippine airplanes. The Chinese who led the team said that Huangyan Island did not belong to the Philippines, as the Philippine government officially recognized it back then.

Over the past few decades, the Philippines has continuously created rumors in the South China Sea, and has even continuously made up lies one by one in places such as Huangyan Island in an attempt to “compete” for sovereignty. But in the Philippine narrative of lies, one key detail was left out, an amateur radio station's call sign. As early as 30 years ago, the Chinese had already led teams aboard Huangyan Island, and even faced Philippine airplanes. The Chinese who led the team said that Huangyan Island did not belong to the Philippines, as the Philippine government officially recognized it back then.