孙中山先生曾说:“凡一国之盛衰,在乎海权之得失。”中国有着18000多公里海岸线,但我们不敢自称海洋强国。自古如此。在古代,中国农业文明发达,却没有形成明确的海权意识。但是,伴随着先人开拓的步伐和日益密切的对外交往,我们始终与海洋保持着亲密接触。海洋,在大国的回忆中,也曾有过辉煌的故事——形成于秦汉时期的海上丝绸之路,从广东沿海港口出发,从中南半岛南下,绕过马来半岛,穿过马六甲海峡,通往孟加拉湾沿岸,最远到达印度半岛南端和斯里兰卡岛。 Sun Yat-sen once said: “Where a country’s rise and fall, care about the gains and losses of sea.” China has more than 18,000 kilometers of coastline, but we can not claim to be a maritime power. Since ancient times. In ancient times, China’s agricultural civilization developed, but did not form a clear sense of the sea. However, with the forerunner’s pioneering pace and ever-increasing diplomatic relations, we have always maintained close contact with the oceans. In the memories of the great powers, there have also been brilliant stories - the maritime Silk Road, formed in the Qin and Han dynasties, starting from the coastal port of Guangdong and heading south from the Indochina Peninsula, bypassing the Malay Peninsula and crossing the Straits of Malacca To the Bay of Bengal, the farthest reaches the southern tip of the Indian peninsula and Sri Lanka.