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Nine diplomatic Points of Deng Xiaoping

Yan Li

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Deng Xiaoping was a brilliant diplomat. The paper reviews and summarizes his great diplomatic theory in nine points: themes of the times, principle of independence, opening to outside world, national interest, strategic guidelines, peaceful solution to international conflicts, international order, anti-peaceful evolution, and relations between different Parties.

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Deng Xiaoping was a brilliant diplomat. The paper reviews and summarizes his great diplomatic theory in nine points: themes of the times, principle of independence, opening to outside world, national interest, strategic guidelines, peaceful solution to international conflicts, international order, anti-peaceful evolution, and relations between different Parties.

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Deng Xiaoping was a brilliant diplomat. The paper reviews and summarizes his great diplomatic theory in nine points: themes of the times, principle of independence, opening to outside world, national interest, strategic guidelines, peaceful solution to international conflicts, international order, anti-peaceful evolution, and relations between different Parties.

Key concepts: Independence (probability theory), Peaceful coexistence, International relations, Political science, Order (exchange), Law, International conflict, Sociology

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