Washington Post | China sent a ship to the Arctic for science. Then state media announced a new trade route. Washington Post The trip, which had seen a ship called the Xue Long (or “Snow Dragon”) travel for 2,293 nautical miles through the Canadian Arctic, had lasted for eight days and would provide “a wealth of navigation experience” for future Chinese ships, Xinhua reported. |
2017-09-13
China sent a ship to the Arctic for science. Then state media announced a new trade route. – Washington Post
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