A Study On Balance Of Power In Northeast Asiaafter The Cold War

After the end of the Cold War,the bipolar balance of power collapsed,and the powerful strength gave the United States the status of a superpower.Its hegemonic strategy in the global scope continued to extend to Northeast Asia.By strengthening the military alliance of the US-Japan,US-ROK alliance,and maintaining the status on the Korean Peninsula in order to ensure its military power in Northeast Asia,and thus to safeguard the influence of the United States in Northeast Asia,but in Northeast Asia,the rise of the two major powers of Russia and China has become an insurmountable resistance for the United States to carry out hegemony.This has led the United States to take on a balance of power in its hegemonic strategy,to maintain the balance of power in Northeast Asia and to prevent any country in the region from competing with the United States.In general.The Northeast Asia region has formed a relatively stable balance of power under the role of the United States "the hand of balance across the shore." In recent years,due to the changes in the power structure in Northeast Asia,the United States' hegemonic position has been relatively weakened,and the regional power has continued to rise.As a result of the challenge to the hegemonic balance of power in the United States,the triangular relationship among China,the United States and Russia has gradually become the core of the international relations in Northeast Asia,and the multipolar balance of power with the core of the Sino-American and Russian triangle relations is gradually replacing the original hegemonic balance of power.However,influenced by the pursuit of hegemony and unipolar pattern,the multipolar balance of power in Northeast Asia is also affected by certain resistance.