Vietnam banned cartoon because of pro-Chinese map
Several countries, including Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and the Philippines, have claims to this area. Beijing declares its rights to a significant part of it, calling this region a "nine-dot line."
At the same time, the frame from Everest, now widely distributed on Twitter, shows a map on which the Beijing version of the delimitation in the South China Sea is clearly visible.
- said Ta Kuang Dong, deputy minister of culture, sports and tourism.
Reuters, citing an employee of the National Cinema Center, also reports that this decision was a direct response to the demonstration of the controversial card.
The territorial confrontation became more violent in October after Vietnam announced that a Chinese ship had rammed and sunk its fishing vessel.
In 1988, in a short but fierce maritime conflict, Beijing recaptured several islands of the Spratly Archipelago from Hanoi. This happened less than 10 years after the PRC invasion of northern Vietnam, which brought a large number of destruction and casualties.
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