Research On Sino-Soviet Relations During The All-round Anti-Japanese War

The Sino-Soviet relations during the period of the overall Anti-Japanese War are an important part of the modern Sino-Soviet relations.Throughout the period of the total war of resistance against Japan,the Sino-Soviet relations experienced three more obvious changes from cold to hot,from hot to cold,and then from cold to hot.The national interests,foreign policies,and interventions of other countries led to the Sino-Soviet era An important factor in changes in relationships.Therefore,comprehensively summarizing Sino-Soviet relations during the Anti-Japanese War and exploring the historical laws of the development of relations between the two countries have very important practical significance and enlightenment on how to deal with foreign relations in contemporary China.Based on the archives decrypted after the disintegration of the Soviet Union,this article makes a comprehensive review and analysis of the history of the development of Sino-Soviet relations and the historical impact and practical revelation during the period of the overall Anti-Japanese War.This article is composed of three parts: the introduction,the main text,and the conclusion.The main content of the introduction is to introduce the research purpose and significance of the subject,summarize the research status at home and abroad,and briefly explain the research methods and innovations of the paper.The text is divided into three chapters.The first chapter introduces the process of the resumption of diplomatic relations between China and the Soviet Union after the "September 18" Incident and the Sino-Soviet relations before the signing of the Neutral Treaty between the Soviet Union and Japan.The second chapter introduces the Sino-Soviet relations after the signing of the Neutral Treaty between the Soviet Union and Japan,and objectively analyzes the historical background and reasons why the Sino-Soviet relations turned into indifference during the comprehensive anti-Japanese war.The third chapter mainly makes a relatively comprehensive and objective evaluation of the Sino-Soviet relations.