The East China Sea separates China from the Korean Peninsula. Please select the best answer from the choices provided. T F

The East China Sea is located east of the coast of East Asia. It is part of the Pacific Ocean, being located in its western part. This sea's boundaries are China on its west, the Yellow Sea, the southernmost tip of Korea, and Fu.kuoka across its northern part, the Ryukyu Islands on its east and south, and Taiwan also on its south.

• This sea has enormous economic importance for the countries of East Asia

• It is the sea through which the trade between the second (China) and third (Japan) biggest economies in the world goes on

• Apart from connecting China and Japan, through this sea opens up Southeast Asia for these two nations

• It is a shallow sea, rich in nutrients, and despite the high pollution it is surprisingly rich with fish

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francocanacari francocanacari · Answer 2 · 2019-11-05T20:29:51+01:00

Answer:

The statement is true. The East China Sea separates China from the Korean Peninsula, although it is linked to the Asian mainland through the north.

The East China Sea is located between the Chinese mainland in the west, South Korea in the north, the southwestern parts of Japan (Kyushu region, including the Ryukyu Islands) in the east and Taiwan in the south. It separates China from Korea, as it is a body of water that is located just in mid of both territories.