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BDS over the Sea¡ª¡ªInternational Situation Faced by China's Marine Development Sea Powers' Show ¡°New Enclosure Movement¡±¡°Telescope Ends¡± of Maritime Silk Road¡ª¡ªRetrospect and Prospect of China's Marine Policies The Sun and the Moon, Rights and Duties China's Seagoing Ships 500 Years Ago The First Five-star Red Flag at Sea Epoch-making Opening Up of the ¡°Red¡± Ocean Gateway China's Marine Strategy From a Global PerspectiveNeeds of 1.3 Billion People¡ª¡ªChina's Marine Strategy in the 21st Century China's Marine Thinking Thinking ¡°Route¡± Bridge's OptionsClean and Safe in the Long-term¡ª¡ªCharacteristics of China's Marine Management History of China's Marine Management Current Institutional Structure Local Agencies Public Participation Striding Forward to ¡°Seamless¡± Administration Abide by the ¡°Ocean Charter¡± Blending in with the ¡°Global Family¡±Junction of National Interests and the Wild Ocean¡ª¡ªChina's Marine Law Enforcement China's Marine Law Enforcement Force Re-establishment of the State Oceanic Administration China's Marine Law Enforcement System Improving the Maritime Law Enforcement (MLE) Ability Maritime Law Enforcement Activities Safeguarding and Expanding China's Maritime Rights and InterestsThe Responsibilities of a Maritime Power Entrusted by History¡ª¡ªChina's Maritime Status and Its Duties Defending the National Maritime Rights and Interest The Rules on Developing the Oceanic Economy Atlantis' Resonance in China Protection and Use of Sea Islands All-around Marine Public Service Actively Participating in International Cooperation in Marine Affairs Building a Sea Power with Chinese CharacteristicsConclusion