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This book is a masterpiece carefully polished by Wu Shicun, founding director of the China South China Sea Research Institute and chairman of the board of directors of the China-Southeast Asia South China Sea Research Center, who has devoted more than 20 years of in-depth thinking and research on the South China Sea issue. Focusing on the "Nansha Dispute", the source and main conflict of the South China Sea issue, this book systematically and in-depth explains the evolution of the South China Sea issue from scratch, from small to large, and its driving factors from multiple dimensions of history, law and country. At the back of the book, there are also 6 appendices of the author's review and outlook on the situation in the South China Sea over the years since 2016, which complement the book's in-depth analysis and interpretation of the situation in the South China Sea from a long-term perspective from an annual perspective. This book is an indispensable reference book for South China Sea studies. It pioneeringly fills the gaps and deficiencies in comprehensive works on South China Sea studies and reflects the latest achievements of my country's academic community in the study of South China Sea issues.