The Evolvement of Diplomatic Policies towards the Communist Party of China of the United States before the Founding of New China
Yuan Zhao
Abstract
Yuan Zhao
Abstract
The United States kept adjusting its policies towards the Communist Party of China to its own strategic needs ,such as regarding China first as a comrade worthy of assistance but later as an object of suppression in attempts to blocking China on her way to victory and later preventing China becoming a vassal of the Soviet Union. The adjustment of policies was closely linked to the making of its first strategic diplomatic policy towards New China.
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The United States kept adjusting its policies towards the Communist Party of China to its own strategic needs ,such as regarding China first as a comrade worthy of assistance but later as an object of suppression in attempts to blocking China on her way to victory and later preventing China becoming a vassal of the Soviet Union. The adjustment of policies was closely linked to the making of its first strategic diplomatic policy towards New China.
Key concepts: China, Communism, Victory, Political science, Soviet union, Political economy, Public administration, Law