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What is the name of the sea between South Korea and China?
The sea between South Korea and China is the Yellow Sea. It is the largest marginal sea in the western Pacific Ocean, with an average water depth of 90 meters, and the seabed is relatively flat, with most water depths exceeding 60 meters.

The name of the Yellow Sea comes from the khaki color of its vast waters. Since the Yellow River has been injected into the Yellow Sea for more than 700 to 800 years in history, a small amount of sediment carried in the river has dyed the sea water near the Yellow Sea from blue to yellow. In the Korean environment, it is also called "West Sea" or "West Sea of Korea" because it is located on the west side of the Korean Peninsula. But China is usually called the "Yellow Sea" internationally.

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Five other countries across the sea from China:

1, Japan (separated from China by the East China Sea)

The marginal seas around Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province Island in China, the Korean Peninsula and Jiuzhou Island and Ryukyu Islands in Japan, and even the East China Sea in China. The northeast is connected with the South China Sea through Ma Haixia and the Sea of Japan, and the southwest is connected with the South China Sea through the Strait of Taiwan Province Province.

The northwest of the Yellow Sea is connected with the Bohai Sea through the Bohai Strait, the east is connected with the Korean Strait through the cheju strait, and the south is connected with the East China Sea from the Qidong corner on the northeast coast of the Yangtze River estuary to the southwest corner of Jeju Island.

2. Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia and Viet Nam (across the South China Sea from China).

The South China Sea lies between South Sumatra and Kalimantan, bordering China, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Hong Kong and Macau in the north, Taiwan Province Island in the northeast, Philippine Islands in the east, the western half of Luzon Strait, Vietnam and Malay Peninsula in the southwest, and connecting the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean through bashi channel, Sulu Sea and Malacca Strait.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Yellow Sea