A Study Of Sino-Indian Relations In The Process Of Regional Integration In East Asia

The study of Sino-Indonesia relations in the process of regional integration in East Asia shows that the development of the relationship between China and Indonesia is deeply influenced by internal and external factors in the process of East Asian integration.External factors are mainly the United States and Japan factors,internal factors mainly including Indonesian Chinese factors,the South China Sea factors.These factors have further influenced the strategic choice of the two countries in East Asian regional integration,resulting in some strategic problems between China and Indonesia,such as lack of mutual trust,cognitive differences and conflicting strategic interests.In order to solve these problems effectively,this paper uses the constructivist approach to establish the mutual trust mechanism,to form the common concept in the interaction,to form the collective identity and the common interest to reduce the differences between the two countries,to change the unfavorable factors into favorable factors.The two countries can better promote the process of East Asian regional integration.