On the Conversion and Failure of the U.S Government Policy Against China After the Anti-Japanese War

At the end of the Anti-Japanese war, the domestic and international circumstances of China went through a deep change. In consideration of global interests, American decision-makers pushed the concept of the cold war over another round of policy to assist Chiang Kai-shek in the Civil War, but in vain. The failure of this policy showed that it was the principle of historical development and the will of Chinese people that master the China's fate. And it is an inevitable and natural result that the Chinese Communist Party won the war. Clearly the violation of this principle only courted destruction of the American decision-makers themselves.This historical fact is of great significance to the current Sino-American relationship.