International Politics, International Relations and Diplomacy (Transfer) International Relations is a relatively new major in China. However, this major has developed very rapidly in China. It can be said that in just a few years, articles and monographs on the theory and practice of international relations have expanded rapidly. If students often go to bookstores, you will find that such books often become one of the main figures in many bookstores. The rapid popularization of this new major in China is closely related to the rapid promotion of China's current international status, the "rise of the Chinese nation" proposed by our party and the more frequent participation of China nationals in international affairs and disputes in recent years. For example, the bombing of our consulate in Yugoslavia, the plane collision incident between China and the United States, the dispute over the Yasukuni Shrine between China and Japan, textbooks, East China Sea oil fields, Japan's accession to the WTO, and Taiwan Province Province have all had a great impact on the international relations consciousness of all citizens. Even every citizen has his own views on China's diplomacy and China's relations with big countries. This can be reflected in the purchase and reading of mass media such as reference news and Global Times. Some time ago, when I moved, a great bar was also talking to me about the progress of the "building collapse case" on Taiwan Province Island. This shows that people care about China's diplomacy. It should be said that in the long process of China's rise, from "going out of the world history" to truly integrating into the "world system", both senior government officials and ordinary citizens will have a lasting process of paying attention to international relations. This provides unlimited power for the development of this new discipline. At present, no matter in theory or in practice, many studies on international relations in China still remain at the empirical level, can rise to a rational height, and have broad vision, global awareness and long-term strategic thinking. Theoretically, it is still in the stage of introducing western theories, and the ability of independent innovation needs to be further cultivated. This provides a very rare opportunity for foreign language majors to apply for the exam. After all, at this stage of learning from the west, mastering a foreign language will undoubtedly have a very rare competitiveness. Judging from the academic qualifications of famous authoritative scholars, many tutors specialize in English at the undergraduate level. For example, Professor Yan from Tsinghua University and Professor from Foreign Affairs University are not only tutors of international relations majors, but also tutors of English majors. In the process of studying international relations and preparing for the exam, we need to pay attention to the following points (mainly for non-international relations students). 1. General reading range: (1) History of international relations; (2) Theory of international relations; (3) Research methods of international relations; (4) Academic papers on international relations. There are many books on the history of international relations at present. Authoritative books include: History of International Relations (Volume 1 1) edited by Wang Shengzu (editor-in-chief of the Society for the History of International Relations), which is a large-scale academic work on the history of international relations and can be said to represent the highest level of the history of international relations in China today. For reviewing for the exam, its disadvantage is that it is too detailed, because there are as many volumes as 1 1, and it will take about two months just to browse. Relatively speaking, The History of Modern International Relations written by Professor Tang Xingxian of Fudan University is a short edition. Often the former is written in a book with nearly one chapter, while the latter has only one chapter or even several sections. The advantage of the latter is that it is concise and easy to grasp the whole picture and outline of the history of international relations. Then there is the three-volume History of International Relations edited by Professor Fang Lianqing of Peking University, which is divided into ancient volume, modern volume and modern volume. It is a set of moderate teaching materials. Detailed and appropriate, it is the designated teaching material for international relations postgraduate entrance examination in many universities in Beijing. The Higher Education Press once published a relatively thick History of International Relations, which I once bought in the bookstore of Wuhan University. The outstanding advantage of this textbook is that it has a detailed discussion on the history of international relations in the 1990 s. We know that when reviewing the history of international relations, we may encounter two major problems: the history of modern international relations is complex in content, with many treaties, changeable in system and quick to forget; Another thorny issue is that it is difficult to grasp the international relations after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, because this period is a process of transformation of the world system and has not yet been completed. During this period, many important events happened, and it is very difficult to grasp these events comprehensively and accurately. Moreover, these issues are important contents of contemporary international relations. Needless to say, they will become the focus of papers on the history of international relations. It is conceivable that they will be asked in the interview. The History of International Relations published by Higher Education Press has solved this problem well. This is a good book. In 2006, the newly approved master programs are: International Politics of Shanghai International Studies University, International Politics of China Ocean University, International Politics of Yunnan University for Nationalities, International Politics of Northwest University, International Politics of Nanjing Political College, International Politics of jiangsu provincial party committee Party School of the Communist Party of China, and International Relations of Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. The newly approved doctoral program in 2006: Yunnan University International Relations. At present, 53 colleges and universities in China enroll majors in international relations, international politics and diplomacy. Among them, there are 40 majors in international relations, 37 majors in international politics and 10 in diplomacy. They are: Peking University: international politics, international relations and diplomacy; China Renmin University: … International politics, international relations and diplomacy; Tsinghua University: international relations; School of Foreign Affairs: International Politics, International Relations and Diplomacy; Institute of International Relations: … International Politics and International Relations; China Academy of Social Sciences: … International Politics and International Relations; Beijing Normal University: International Relations; Beijing Foreign Studies University: Diplomacy; Beijing language and culture university: … international politics; China Communication University: China University of Political Science and Law: International Relations; Party School of the CPC Central Committee: Fudan University: International Politics, International Relations and Diplomacy; Tongji University: International Politics and International Relations; Shanghai Jiaotong University: East China Normal University: International Relations; Shanghai Normal University: International Relations; Shanghai International Studies University: … International Politics and International Relations; Diplomacy; Shanghai Institute of International Studies: International Politics; Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences: ... international politics and international relations; Nankai University: International Politics, International Relations and Diplomacy; Hebei Normal University: International Politics; PLA Foreign Languages Institute: … International Politics and International Relations; Shandong University: International Politics and International Relations; Shandong Normal University: International Relations; China Ocean University … International Politics; Liaocheng University: International Politics; Qingdao University: International Relations; Jilin University: International Politics; Yanbian University: International Politics; Northeast Normal University: … International Politics; Liaoning University: International Relations; Nanjing University: International Politics and International Relations; Nanjing Institute of Politics: … International Politics; Jiangsu provincial party committee Party School of the Communist Party of China: ... international politics; PLA Institute of International Relations: International Relations and Diplomacy; Zhejiang University: International Politics; International relations; University of Science and Technology of China National University of Defense Technology National University of Defense Technology Wuhan University: International Politics and International Relations; Huazhong Normal University: ... international politics, international relations and diplomacy; Sun Yat-sen University: International Politics and International Relations; Jinan University: Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, majoring in international relations; Xiamen University: International Politics and International Relations; Sichuan University: International Relations; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China: … International Politics; Yunnan University: International Relations; Yunnan University for Nationalities: ... international politics; Northwest University International Politics and International Relations; Shaanxi Normal University: International Relations; Lanzhou University: International Politics and International Relations; Northwest Normal University: … International Politics; Xinjiang University: International Politics; I hope that the younger brothers and sisters will carefully consider and choose the one that suits them, and try to be more sure according to their own review. After all, you have paid too much for a year's review, so don't be influenced by choosing schools and voting too much in forums. These are just references. You must not let them affect your thoughts. Once you choose, you should be firm in your beliefs, have your own ideas and opinions, be optimistic and confident, work hard and be practical, and calm down. This is too important. Only by calming down can we review in a down-to-earth and comfortable way, and we can devote ourselves to the review and review in a planned and step-by-step manner. You will be more and more successful. Peking University: international politics, international relations and diplomacy; (Strong strength, large number of applicants, strict examination papers, difficult to test) China Renmin University: international politics, international relations, diplomacy; (Strong strength, many registrations, but the examination paper is not strict and difficult to test) Tsinghua: International relations; (The new batch of points, recruiting fewer people, but also paying attention to the prestigious school effect, is not easy to test) China Academy of Social Sciences: International Politics and International Relations; (Strong strength, high requirements for teachers, not easy to test) Beijing Normal University: international relations; (The examination paper is relatively loose, the enrollment is not small, but the strength is not strong, and it is relatively easy to take the exam) Beijing Foreign Studies University: Diplomacy; Beijing language and culture university: international politics; (The enrollment is small, the strength is not strong, and it is relatively easy to test) Communication University of China: International Relations; (Graduated from journalism unit, fierce competition, not easy to test) China University of Political Science and Law: International Relations; (Newly approved, with little competition, good strength and relatively good test) Party School of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China: international politics; The strength is good, the competition is not too great, and it is difficult to test. Fudan university: international politics, international relations, diplomacy; (Strong strength, fierce competition and strict examination papers, especially political science) Tongji University: international politics, international relations; (The strength is not strong, but there is a prestigious school effect, which is not too difficult to test) Shanghai Jiaotong University: International Relations; (The strength is not strong, but it is not too difficult to test the famous school effect) East China Normal University: International Relations; (The strength is not strong, the number of applicants is not too large, and it is relatively easy to test) Shanghai Normal University: International Relations; Shanghai International Studies University: International Relations; Shanghai Institute of International Studies: International Politics; (The strength is ok, the enrollment is not much, and it is not too difficult to test) Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences: International Politics and International Relations; Nankai University: International Politics, International Relations and Diplomacy; (less enrollment, more reference books, strict examination papers, difficult to test) Hebei Normal University: international politics; (More enrollment, weak strength, less registration, easier entry) (90009): International politics; (All public fees, military school, but remote location, not easy to test) Shandong University: international politics, international relations; (the strength is average, and the number of applicants is not small, which is difficult to test. Shandong Normal University: International Relations; (Weak strength, small number of applicants, relatively easy to test) Liaocheng University: International Politics; Qingdao University: International Relations; Jilin University: International Politics; (The strength is good, the thesis is generally passed, and it is not difficult to test) Yanbian University: International Politics; (The strength is ok, the geographical location is partial, the number of applicants is small, and it is relatively easy to test) Northeast Normal University: International Politics; (average strength, not difficult to test) Liaoning University: international relations; Nanjing University: International Politics and International Relations; (Average strength, average papers, relatively difficult to test) (90008): International relations; (Strong strength, military schools are all at public expense, which is more difficult to test) Zhejiang University: international politics; (the strength is average, the papers are not strict, and it is not difficult to take the exam) China University of Science and Technology: international relations; (The new batch is weak, and the questions are a bit strange, but it is still relatively easy to test) (90002): International relations; (Military schools are free, weak and easy to test) Xiangtan University: international relations; Wuhan University: International Politics and International Relations; (General strength, loose papers, many applications, dark school, difficult to test) Huazhong Normal University: international politics, international relations, diplomacy; Sun Yat-sen University: International Relations; Jinan University: International Politics, International Relations; (Good strength, large number of applicants, not easy to test) Xiamen University: international relations; Sichuan University: International Relations; University of Electronic Science and Technology of China: International Politics; (the strength is weak, and I can't recruit enough people every year, but because of the strange questions, it is not easy to take the exam. Yunnan University: International Relations; Lanzhou University: International Politics and International Relations; Xinjiang University: International Politics. (weak strength, less registration, good test)