China hopes relevant parties can see its 2023 edition of a standard national map in an "objective and rational" way, the foreign ministry said on Thursday.

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Manila quickly rejected the map due to China’s inclusion of the line as it forms a “U shape” that puts the entire South China Sea as part of China’s territory.

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The map includes the 10 dashes that formed like a broken U-shape around the South China Sea and extend until the Bashi Channel and Taiwan.

China hopes relevant parties can see its 2023 edition of a standard national map in an \"objective and rational\" way, the foreign ministry said on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com.