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The Post-cold War Relations Study

Posted on:2009-03-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:M XiangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2206360245461653Subject:International politics
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China and Vietnam landscape depend on each other , friendly relations go back to ancient times. At the later stage of the cold war, both countries relation breaks because of a variety of causes , and it lasted for 12 years. When the cold war was over and the international pattern changed , both of the countries seized the opportunity , then changed the diplomacy tactics, and recovered the regular diplomatic relations quickly. In the resumption of normal relations 17 years, the relations between the two countries realized from the period to restore good-neighborly and friendly good-neighborly friendship and all-round cooperation between the period of change. Aspects such as the politics, economy and culture have been got great and thorough development, The development of the Sino-Vietnam relation has displayed obvious diplomacy characteristics: the Political relation is a guide , the economical relation is the main body and the cultural concern is the backing.However, the development of the Sino-Vietnam relation doesn't advance always smoothly, there are some difficulties between them. For example, the economical relation not so tight as the political relation, the essential relation between Vietnam and Taiwan area and the most important obstacle---Nansha Islands dispute. The stable and deep development of the two countries'relation will be restricted by all these factors.Generally speaking, the advantage of the two countries'cooperation is far greater than the above-mentioned unfavourable factors. both countries "is joined by rivers and mountains , culture communicates with each other , the ideal is identical , destiny is related to. Through fastening the friendship, and deepening the cooperation , the two countries will develop jointly.
Keywords/Search Tags:post Cold War, Sino-Vietnam relations, status quo, measure
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