| 摘 要： | With its transition from land power to sea power and the rapid expansion
of its national interests, the security of maritime channels has become an important
agenda for China. China has shifted its focus from the dilemma of Malacca Strait to the
construction of a sea-lane network in its bid to protect its maritime rights and interests.
To build its sea power as a strong nation, China should follow its “21st Century
Maritime Silk Road” strategy and establish its strategic pivots at harbors at Sumatra
Island and Kalimantan Island in Indonesia so as to improve its ability to ensure its
navigational safety.
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