The World Structure Converting in the View of Mao Zedong after the Second World War and China’s Diplomatic Strategy
Min Li
Abstract
Min Li
Abstract
In the view of Mao Zedong,the world structure was not simply the Yalta pattern by capitalism against socialismas criteria for judgingfromthe late 1940s tothe 1970s,but the pattern from bipolar to tri-polar bywhether or not maintainingthe world peace,and respectingthe equalityand independence ofsovereign state,as well as the degree of country independence,the level of economic development,etc.Through a keen capture of the subtle shift of the world structure,Mao Zedong adjusted China’ s diplomatic strategy positively and promptly so that China could have maintained a sustained peaceful development in the complicated international context.
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In the view of Mao Zedong,the world structure was not simply the Yalta pattern by capitalism against socialismas criteria for judgingfromthe late 1940s tothe 1970s,but the pattern from bipolar to tri-polar bywhether or not maintainingthe world peace,and respectingthe equalityand independence ofsovereign state,as well as the degree of country independence,the level of economic development,etc.Through a keen capture of the subtle shift of the world structure,Mao Zedong adjusted China’ s diplomatic strategy positively and promptly so that China could have maintained a sustained peaceful development in the complicated international context.
Key concepts: China, Independence (probability theory), Context (archaeology), World War II, Political science, Capitalism, State (computer science), Development economics