The sea with the most islands in the world is the Aegean Sea. Aegean Sea is a deep blue sea in the eastern part of the Greek Peninsula, and it reaches Crete in the south, belonging to the Mediterranean Sea. The water area is 6 10 km long from north to south, and the cargo is 300 km wide. The sea area is very rugged, with many harbors and scattered islands, so the Aegean Sea is also called the multi-island sea.

Aegean Sea is a deep blue sea in the eastern part of the Greek Peninsula, and it reaches Crete in the south, belonging to the Mediterranean Sea. Aegean Sea is the only way for China to reach the Mediterranean Sea, the North Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean in the coastal areas of the Black Sea, and it has an important water traffic and strategic position.

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In ancient times, there was a king named Minos who ruled Crete, an island in the Aegean Sea. Minos' son was murdered in Atticus, Athens. In order to avenge his son, Minos challenged the people of Athens. Under God's punishment, Athens was full of famine and plague. Under the challenge of Minos, the Athenians made peace with King Minos. Minos asked them to send seven pairs of virgins to Crete every nine years.

Minos built a maze with countless palaces in Crete. The roads in the maze were tortuous and no one could enter. Deep in the maze, Minos kept a beast named minotaur. Athens sent seven pairs of men and women at a time, all of which were dedicated to Minotaur.