evidence: See the official Note of the Republic of China ("ROC") Diplomatic Mission in Paris dated on September 29, 1932. Nguyen, supra note 48, at 232. Renmin Ribao Peking N. 3 of July 1956, Chinese authors claimed that Paracels and Spratlys lying east of the frontier line traced by the Franco-Chinese Treaty of 26 June 1887, i.e. the 1080 03′13″ E would be under the Chinese administration. In fact, the text of Franco-Chinese Treaty of 26 June 1887 said that: "The north–south line passing through the eastern point of island of Tcha’s-Kou or Ouan-Chan (Tra Co) which form the boundary, are also allocated to China. The island of Gotho (Kao Tao) and other islands west of this meridian belong to Annam." The purpose of the text is allocation of coastal islands in the Gulf of Tonkin. It didn’t mention the two archipelagos.