Try To Talk About The New China Acknowledged Problem Of Consultations With The United States

Before the establishment of the People’s Republic of China, Britain askedAmerica for advice on recognizing the North China People’s Government as a defacto government. The United States insisted on giving recognition to the NationalGovernment and tried to persuade Britain to abandon its policy in order to stay incommon with America regarding the recognition issue. When the People’s Republicof China founded, considering the interests in China and the South-East Asia, Britaindecided to give the Communist regime de jure recognition, pursuing a different policywith America. During the phase of consultation of de facto recognition, Britaindisturbed the United States’ plan by showing the sign of recognition and seekingallies in the international community. In this period, America’s recognition policygradually clarified, from being uncertain to recognize or not to denying de factorecognition. During the phase of consultation of de jure recognition, Britain wasdetermined to recognize the People’s Republic of China, the United States’recognition policy manifested two facets, on the one hand, America claimed aconditional recognition policy toward China, dissatisfied with the hasty action ofBritain; on the other hand, the United States appeared to make somewhat compromisewith Britain’s recognition of China. There was divergence between the two countriesrelated to the recognition policy, but it did not drift Britain and America apart.Consensus was achieved on resisting the expansion of the Communist in Asia by thetwo countries. Besides, America had adjusted its force deployment in Asia, leading tothe decline of the importance and influence of China.