Taiwan: Create a map of China’s military facilities
-1200 bases in mainland China-
Taiwan
Soochow University Music Department 4th grade,
Joseph Wen
June 20th,
“Map marking Chinese military bases” has been released.
He made it with Google’s “My Maps” feature.
The map has been viewed 640,000 times as of 6:00 pm Japan time.
Schematic diagram of Chinese troop placement:
Mr. Wen
Chinese Navy magazine “Ship Knowledge”
He saw “published a schematic of Taiwan’s troop placement a year ago.”
He thought, “I want to make my own map of the Chinese military facilities.”
The Epoch Times
https://mb.epochtimes.jp/2022/06/108337.html
대만 : 중국의 군사 시설 맵을 작성
ー중국 본토에 1200곳의 기지 ー
대만
동구대학음악학과 4학년,
온약호 (Joseph Wen)
6월 20일,
‘중국군의 군사기지를 마킹한 지도’를 공개했다.
구글의 ‘마이맵’ 기능으로 만들었다.
이 지도는 일본 시간 오후 6시 현재로 64만회 열람됐다.
중국 병력 배치 개략도:
온씨는
중국 해군 잡지 「함선 지식」이,
“1년 전에 대만의 병력 배치 개략도를 공표했다”를 보았다.
“중국군의 시설 배치도를 스스로 만들고 싶다”고 생각했다.
오키모토 에포크 타임즈
Taiwan: Gumawa ng mapa ng mga pasilidad ng militar ng China
-1200 base sa mainland China-
Taiwan
Soochow University Music Department ika-4 na baitang,
Joseph Wen
ika-20 ng Hunyo,
“Map marking Chinese military bases” ay inilabas.
Ginawa gamit ang feature na “My Maps” ng Google.
Ang mapa ay natingnan nang 640,000 beses noong 6:00 pm oras ng Japan.
Schematic diagram ng paglalagay ng tropang Tsino:
Mr. Wen
Chinese Navy magazine na “Ship Knowledge”
Nakita ko ang “Nag-publish ako ng schematic diagram ng placement ng tropa ng Taiwan noong isang taon.”
Naisip ko, “Gusto kong gumawa ng plano ng mga pasilidad ng militar ng China nang mag-isa.”
Ang Epoch Times
Taiwanese student creates map of China’s PLA bases
A Taiwanese college student
has created this intricate map showing China’s vast network of military bases, including those arrayed across the strait from Taiwan.
The map,
titled “PLA bases and facilities”
had been circulating in Taiwan’s military enthusiast circles since June last year.
However,
a netizen recently posted it on the popular online bulletin board PTT,
where it started to go viral last week, with over 600,000 views as of publication.
As for how Wen verified the authenticity of the location of each base,
Wen mainly used public open-source sites such as
Wikipedia,
Baidu Tieba,
and Google Maps.
Other sources include papers from military academies and Taiwan’s military.
The map
was created by Joseph Wen (溫約瑟),
a senior in the Music Department at Soochow University in Taipei.
CTS News program
“Romance of the Three Kingdoms”
(三國演議) on Saturday (June 18)
said that as an amateur military enthusiast, he had been wanting to create a map of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) bases for quite some time and started to post one online on June 14, 2021, for the public to freely peruse.
Wen said that
he had initially planned on just posting People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) bases only because their runways are fairly easy to spot.
However,
the map has since grown to include 782 areas of interest, including China’s core military and political organs,
army bases,
naval bases,
rocket force facilities,
strategic support bases,
more than 50 military schools, and important military-industrial facilities, such as Dalian Shipyard, Jiangnan Shipyard, and Huangpu Shipyard.
For example, he said he was able to
pinpoint the location of the 666 brigade of the People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force (PLARF)
after a photo was leaked on China’s state-run CCTV.
In the photo,
there are two transparent lighting covers above the building, which matches a structure found in a building located in Henan Province’s Xinyang.
TAIPEI (Taiwan News)
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4576244
Chinese People’s Liberation Army Bases and Facilities (Continuously Updated) – Google My Maps
https://www.google.com/mymaps/viewer?mid=19Q8BraU1Nmnk23TzMb5rhXFuIAnOpTTq&hl=zh_TW