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Content and Practice Effect of Mao Zedong's "One-sided" Diplomatic Strategy

Shu Jian-guo

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On the eve of the birth of New China,Mao Zedong raised the one-sided diplomatic strategy joint the Soviet Union and fight the United States.The content had profound and decisive impact on China's foreign relations in the early and mid-1950s.China stood up in the stormy sea of the world.However,it caused some inevitable limitations.

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On the eve of the birth of New China,Mao Zedong raised the one-sided diplomatic strategy joint the Soviet Union and fight the United States.The content had profound and decisive impact on China's foreign relations in the early and mid-1950s.China stood up in the stormy sea of the world.However,it caused some inevitable limitations.

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On the eve of the birth of New China,Mao Zedong raised the one-sided diplomatic strategy joint the Soviet Union and fight the United States.The content had profound and decisive impact on China's foreign relations in the early and mid-1950s.China stood up in the stormy sea of the world.However,it caused some inevitable limitations.

Key concepts: China, Soviet union, Diplomacy, Political science, Foreign policy, Content (measure theory), Economic history, History

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