Nansha naval battle (Vietnamese: h? I'm crazy? n Tr？ Ng Sa) is a naval battle in Nansha area. There are Japanese-French naval battles in history, the Sino-Vietnamese naval battle of 3. 14, and the Chigua Reef of 1988. It was March 1988, when China and Viet Nam fought for the islands and reefs of Nansha Islands in the South China Sea. 1988 65438 On March 4th, China navy launched a close-range naval battle with Vietnamese navy which invaded China territory for only 50 minutes to defend Nansha Islands. China navy sank the second Vietnamese navy at a small cost of 1 casualties, and hit 1 navy hard, and won a one-sided victory. Although the scale of this battle is very small, it has profoundly affected the situation in the whole South China Sea. Authoritative basis: Nansha Opportunity (Reporter/Han Yong) 1, one of the special articles in China Newsweek,No. 18, May 27, "The Father of China's Modern Navy"-Liu Huaqing; Modern Ships (20 1 1),No. 10, an interview with General Chen Weiwen who has witnessed six naval battles, is reproduced on Sohu. Com with "1988 Chinese commander in Nansha naval battle between China and Vietnam" 2. Historical significance: Chiang Kai-shek's garrison in Nansha has been weak for a long time, while Chinese mainland has not managed it for a long time. The civil strife during the Cultural Revolution gave foreign countries an opportunity. 1968, the Philippines occupied Xiyue Island and Beizi Island 197 1 year. From 1973, South Vietnam occupied Nanwei Island and Jinghong Island, and so did the unified Vietnam. 1987, Chinese mainland finally went to Nansha to build Yongshu Reef. 1988 naval battle stabilized the construction situation of Yongshu Reef. An interview with Chen Weiwen, commander of China, showed that nine islands and reefs were recovered at that time, which laid the foundation for the forces in Nansha, China. "Nansha Opportunity" introduced that some naval leaders at that time did not fully implement Liu Huaqing's plan of "occupying as much as possible", but soon abandoned Daxian Reef, which caused historical regret.