After China landed on the moon, should it be approved by other countries to build a base on it?

The construction of the base does not need the consent of other countries, but because the technical level of human beings is still not up to now, no country will go to the moon to build a base for a long time, mainly because the loss outweighs the gain, too much investment and too little harvest. In the future, with the development of human science and technology, human beings may enter the period of developing the moon or even distant planets at some point.

It is not feasible to declare a piece of land on the moon as China's territory at present and in the future. In this regard, there is a clear international law that the moon is the property of mankind and does not belong to any country. As upstairs said, not only the moon, but also the South Pole, and the current international law also stipulates that "the same property belongs to mankind".

Of course, when human beings really began to emigrate to the moon and other alien planets, if the country was still the main form of human beings at that time, then international law should be amended to allow people at that time to divide alien planets into the territories of various countries according to certain rules. But it was still far away at that time, and we should all belong to the group that is unlikely to see that day.