Wu Shicun
Wu Shicun is the founder and academic committee chairman of the South China Sea Institute, known for his extensive research and contributions to the field of South China Sea studies. With a background that spans from rural Jiangsu to a university teaching position in Nanjing, he has dedicated decades to promoting national interests and advancing maritime research in China. His career highlights include participating in the Sino-Vietnam negotiations over the Gulf of Tonkin, establishing the China South China Sea Research Institute, and advocating for the importance of international dialogue on maritime issues. Wu's philosophy emphasizes perseverance in research and a commitment to serving national strategic needs, making him a prominent figure in China's maritime governance.
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Switzerland:
Wu Shicun is the leading figure behind the Chinese government's argument in the dispute over the South China Sea.
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China:
Wu Shicun is the founding president and chairman of the academic committee of the South China Sea Research Institute.
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