Filipino Foreign Minister Locsin wrote an angry message with China on Twitter, after the country asked Beijing to withdraw fleets from the South China Sea.

"Oh my Chinese friend, how do I say this politely? Let me see any ... Let's go immediately. You are behaving with your friendship between us

The statement was given by Foreign Minister Locsin after Manila expressed the discontent with the presence of hundreds of Chinese ships on the East Sea recently.

The Chinese embassy in Manila has not commented on information.

Foreign Minister Philippines Teodoro Locsin Jr.

More than 200 Chinese vessels from March 7 anchoring at the first three-year beach in the winter islands of the Truong Sa islands of Vietnam, where the Philippines also claimed sovereignty.

The Philippines Ministry of Foreign Affairs on May 3 also accused the Chinese surrounding forces to "hinder, with dangerous moves and challenges through radio waves with the Philippine coastal ships".

Defense Minister Philippines Delfin Lorenzana previously announced it would maintain maritime exercises on the South China Sea, despite the warning from China.

President Duterte's government is largely warmer than China in exchange for investment, aid and lending to billion dollars.

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Three weeks present of more than 200 Chinese fishing vessels on the South China Sea.