The Early World-war Evolution of the Truman Administration’s China Policy
Chai Ming-xi
Abstract
Chai Ming-xi
Abstract
After World War II, the United States with its own benefits ,and continuously adjust its China policy as a means to achieve their own strategic interests in the Asia Pacific region. But Washington’s starting point of adjustment has always been to support the pro-American Nationalist government. Since the ideology in U.S. foreign policy plays a very important role, combined with the changing situation in China’s civil war, the Truman administration's China policy changes in the history of Sino-US relations is very clear . By intensive analysis ,it is helpful to have a better understanding of U.S policy toward China and to seize historical traces of Sino- US diplomatic policy development in the early postwar period.
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After World War II, the United States with its own benefits ,and continuously adjust its China policy as a means to achieve their own strategic interests in the Asia Pacific region. But Washington’s starting point of adjustment has always been to support the pro-American Nationalist government. Since the ideology in U.S. foreign policy plays a very important role, combined with the changing situation in China’s civil war, the Truman administration's China policy changes in the history of Sino-US relations is very clear . By intensive analysis ,it is helpful to have a better understanding of U.S policy toward China and to seize historical traces of Sino- US diplomatic policy development in the early postwar period.
Key concepts: China, Administration (probate law), Foreign policy, Ideology, Nationalism, Political science, Spanish Civil War, Government (linguistics)