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 Dragonâ€) 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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