The Influence Of Geopolitics In Korea Peninsula On The National Security Of Our Country

In view of our country being adjacent to two sovereign countries on the Korean Peninsula and having a long history of economic,political and cultural exchanges,our country's national security has a close relationship with the geopolitics in the Korean Peninsula.Therefore,carefully analyzing and accurately combing the impact of geopolitics in Korea Peninsula on the national security of our country based on past history,geopolitical factors and the current situation in the Korean Peninsula is undoubtedly an active attempt to explore the essence in the phenomenon and to sublimate it into a theory.The implication of the theory is extremely rich.At the same time,its practical significance can not be ignored.Theory summarizes and sums up countless empirical facts.It contains not only valuable lessons that we can learn from,but also shows us the painful lessons learned in the past.Therefore,it has certain predictive functions.Accurately grasping the influence of geopolitics in Korea Peninsula on the national security of our country will be conducive to amending China' s national security strategy and will help us to decide the future direction of geopolitics in the Korean Peninsula and to make our country friendlier in foreign politics,economy and cultural exchanges.Only in this way can our country make a concerted effort to devote itself to the domestic economic construction and to more efficiently promote the multilateral economic exchanges and cooperation in Northeast Asia.The first chapter briefly introduces the purpose and significance of this topic,research status and research methods.The second chapter gives a brief overview of geopolitics and national security theory.The third chapter mainly discusses the geopolitical and geostrategic interests of the Korean Peninsula.Chapter ? will discuss the impact of the Korean Peninsula on China' s national security.Chapter V carefully analyzes the future trend of Korean Peninsula geopolitics and China' s countermeasures.Chapter VI summarizes the full text.