The Formation of China’s Diplomacy and its Features
( Pp. 155-162)

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Xiao Liu postgraduate student at the St. Petersburg State University. St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. E-mail: 1298054443@qq.com
St. Petersburg State University
St. Petersburg, Russian Federation Zhaoyi Liu postgraduate student at the St. Petersburg State University. Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation. E-mail: liuzhaoyie@gmail.com
St. Petersburg State University
Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
Abstract:
The authors of this study aim to highlight the features of the formation of Chinese diplomacy and the formation of China’s foreign policy in modern times. The authors analyze three periods of the formation of the diplomacy of the People’s Republic of China – “diplomacy of peaceful liberation” (1921–1949), “diplomacy of peaceful coexistence” (1949–1979) and “diplomacy of peaceful development” (from 1979 to our time). The conclusions reached by the authors indicate that China’s diplomacy developed in a unique way and undoubtedly reflected the historical changes that took place with the state. All three stages have had an important impact on the formation of Chinese diplomacy, bringing their own nuances to the modern diversity. Thus, among the most important areas can be distinguished – economic diplomacy, multilateral diplomacy, cultural diplomacy, cooperation and protection of the main national interests, that is, the foundations that emerged due to the historical transformation of the state. According to the authors, solving problems and improving the country’s image will remain an important characteristic of Chinese diplomacy, especially in its relations with other major powers. In cooperation with other major powers, China is likely to be more active in solving fundamental global problems at the strategic level. China does not seek to change the international system, rather, it intends to be a responsible participant in world affairs. As China’s identity becomes more global and regional, the current concept of multilateralism in China’s overall diplomatic strategy may be revised to realize national interests, resolve complex issues and ensure governance in an era of instability and turbulence.
How to Cite:
Liu Xiao, Liu Zhaoyi. The Formation of China’s Diplomacy and its Features. Sociopolitical Sciences. 2023. Vol. 13. No. 1. Pр. 155–162. (In Rus.) DOI: 10.33693/2223-0092-2023-13-1-155-162
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Keywords:
China, cultural policy, Chinese diplomacy, concepts of Chinese diplomacy, Chinese foreign policy, peculiarities of the development of diplomacy, diplomacy of peaceful liberation, diplomacy of peaceful coexistence, diplomacy of peaceful development.


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