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On Deng XiaoPing's Strategic Thinking of Foreign Relation

Yang Ji-lan

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Deng XiaoPing's strategic thinking of foreign relation is an important component of Deng Xiaoping Theory.It is of great importance to understand correctly its logical start,grasp its core and basic principle,expound the policies of taking the chance,putting state interests above all and having a global strategy,and then to grasp its internal logic.

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Deng XiaoPing's strategic thinking of foreign relation is an important component of Deng Xiaoping Theory.It is of great importance to understand correctly its logical start,grasp its core and basic principle,expound the policies of taking the chance,putting state interests above all and having a global strategy,and then to grasp its internal logic.

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Deng XiaoPing's strategic thinking of foreign relation is an important component of Deng Xiaoping Theory.It is of great importance to understand correctly its logical start,grasp its core and basic principle,expound the policies of taking the chance,putting state interests above all and having a global strategy,and then to grasp its internal logic.

Key concepts: GRASP, Relation (database), Epistemology, Strategic thinking, Core (optical fiber), State (computer science), Computer science, Component (thermodynamics)

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