Interpreting the ocean:
1, the part of the ocean near the land, some great lakes are also called the sea, such as Qinghai and Caspian Sea.
2, compared to a large number of similar things: a sea of people. It's on fire.
3. Large (container or capacity, etc. ): sea bowl. Huge.
In ancient times, it came from a foreign country: begonia. date
5, a lot (usually followed by "la, la" and so on. ): The people in the street can be the sea!
6, aimless: Haicang. She lost a pen, Hai Xun.
7. No constraint: the sea eats and drinks.
8. Last name.
The Four Seas of China:
Bohai sea 1
Bohai Sea is located in the west of the connecting line between the south of Liaodong Peninsula and the north of Shandong Peninsula, and it is a semi-closed inland sea in China. The Bohai Sea is connected with the Yellow Sea through the Bohai Strait. The mouth of the Bohai Strait is 59 nautical miles wide, and there are more than 30 islands, among which the larger ones are Nanchangshan Island, Diaoji Island, Qindao Island and Huangcheng Island, collectively known as miaodao islands or Miaodao Islands.
2. Yellow Sea
Out of the Bohai Strait, the sea surface suddenly opens and the depth gradually increases, which is the Yellow Sea. In ancient times, the Yellow Sea was yellow because the inflow of Yellow River water and a large amount of sediment transported by rivers increased the suspended solids in seawater and reduced the transparency of seawater, so it was named the Yellow Sea. The Yellow Sea is the coastal defense outpost of China and the sea passage of northern China.
3. East China Sea
The East China Sea is a part of the Sea of China and one of the three marginal seas in China. It starts from the north bank of the Yangtze River estuary in China in the north and reaches Jeju Island in the south, adjacent to the Yellow Sea. It is bounded by Jeju Island, Wudao Islands and Nagasaki in the northeast, Nan 'ao Island in Guangdong Province in the south, the southern tip of this island in Taiwan Province Province of China (one is bounded by Penghu to Dongshigang in Taiwan Province Province of China), and the Ryukyu Islands in the east.
4. South China Sea
The South China Sea, also known as the South China Sea, is the largest offshore area in China. The South China Sea covers an area of about 3.5 million square kilometers, which is about three times the total area of the Bohai Sea, the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea in China, ranking third in the world after the Coral Sea in the South Pacific Ocean and the Arabian Sea in the Indian Ocean.