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The World Structure Converting in the View of Mao Zedong after the Second World War and China’s Diplomatic Strategy

Min Li

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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.

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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.

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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

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