From July 17 to 23, the East China Sea Fisheries Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Fisheries Sciences of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs conducted a fishery resource survey in the waters east of Taiwan Island in China. Lord Tan learned that China has its own pace in promoting the governance of the waters east of Taiwan Island. This survey has laid the foundation for China to systematically grasp the state of fishery resources in this area, and also provides a scientific basis for carrying out fishery resource conservation and management in this sea area and promoting the sustainable development of marine fishery. Frequent provocation by some forces will only speed up the progress of China's “offshore governance.”

From July 17 to 23, the East China Sea Fisheries Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Fisheries Sciences of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs conducted a fishery resource survey in the waters east of Taiwan Island in China. Lord Tan learned that China has its own pace in promoting the governance of the waters east of Taiwan Island. This survey has laid the foundation for China to systematically grasp the state of fishery resources in this area, and also provides a scientific basis for carrying out fishery resource conservation and management in this sea area and promoting the sustainable development of marine fishery. Frequent provocation by some forces will only speed up the progress of China's “offshore governance.”