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The global proliferation of drug-related issues, particularly maritime smuggling, poses a substantial threat to international security. The Golden Triangle continues to be a principal source of illicit drugs. The burgeoning maritime trade between China and ASEAN nations further magnifies these challenges. This research investigates the current state and emerging trends of China-ASEAN maritime drug control cooperation with a focus on the evolution of the cooperation framework. The identified challenges include fragmented institutional structures, issues with evidence preservation, limited information sharing, and insufficient enforcement resources. Through case studies and data analysis, this study offers targeted solutions, such as fortifying legal frameworks, enhancing international collaboration, adopting cutting-edge detection technologies, and bolstering enforcement resources. By addressing these issues, this study aims to contribute to the development of more effective maritime anti-drug policies, thereby advancing governance practices in maritime drug control and improving regional security and cooperation.