A Tentative Study on DENG Xiao-ping's Thoughts of International Strategy
Sun Yi
Abstract
Sun Yi
Abstract
In his career of leading Chinese people carrying out the great undertaking of practicing the policies of economic reform and opening up to the outside world, Deng Xiao-ping gradually formed up his own international strategic outlook that nicely accord with the Chinese reality and situation and has strong modern Chinese characteristics. His incisive analysis of the subject matter of the times covers all aspects, including the relationship between Chinese economic development and state security, rational solution of international conflicts, relationship between the world's few powers. His analysis laid a solid foundation and an important theoretic basis for China's diplomatic strategies of peaceful rise in the 21st Century.
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In his career of leading Chinese people carrying out the great undertaking of practicing the policies of economic reform and opening up to the outside world, Deng Xiao-ping gradually formed up his own international strategic outlook that nicely accord with the Chinese reality and situation and has strong modern Chinese characteristics. His incisive analysis of the subject matter of the times covers all aspects, including the relationship between Chinese economic development and state security, rational solution of international conflicts, relationship between the world's few powers. His analysis laid a solid foundation and an important theoretic basis for China's diplomatic strategies of peaceful rise in the 21st Century.
Key concepts: China, Ping (video games), Political science, State (computer science), Foundation (evidence), Subject matter, Subject (documents), Political economy