China president Hu Jintao will visit the United States on 2011118-22, and his visit to the United States will attract worldwide attention.
Sino-US relations are regarded as the most important bilateral relations in 2 1 century. Hu Jintao's visit to the United States will have an important impact on future Sino-US relations. Opportunity or challenge? Is his visit awesome or not? Where will China-US relations go in the future?
20 1 1 is the 40th anniversary of American President Richard Nixon's invitation to visit China, and his visit to China is regarded as a turning point in Sino-US relations. Soon after, China and the United States, two world powers, formally established diplomatic relations.
In the first decade of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States, China was the biggest beneficiary in the economic field by the east wind of Deng Xiaoping's reform and opening-up policy. Some scholars call this period the honeymoon period between China and the United States. Since the end of the Cold War, Sino-US relations have maintained a trend of coexistence of confrontation and cooperation.
Although there are many differences between China and the United States, there are also many stable factors. As major trading partners, China and the United States share common interests in combating terrorism and preventing nuclear proliferation.
The ups and downs of the relationship between the two countries remind me of 1962 Shanghai Animation Film Studio's art film "No Brain, No Joy". Once the United States is "brainless", China will be "unhappy"!
Open higher and walk lower.
From President Obama's first visit to China in 2009 1 1 month, to the Copenhagen climate summit in February1month, to the final approval of the US government's sale of Patriot missiles to Taiwan Province province, to Google's withdrawal from the cyber freedom dispute in China, and to the subsequent US, Japan and South Korea foreign ministers' meeting, which rejected China's proposal and agreed to start the six-party talks unconditionally. 20 10 sino-us relations can be regarded as a toss-up year.
core problem
China officials have always said that the issue of Taiwan Province Province is the core issue of Sino-US relations and the political basis of diplomatic relations between China and the United States. U.S. officials have publicly declared that they will stick to the "One China" policy, and at the same time, according to their domestic law "Taiwan Relations Act", they have exported a large number of defensive weapons to Taiwan Province Province to prevent Chinese mainland from attacking Taiwan Province and even spreading to the South China Sea, the East China Sea and the Yellow Sea. The maritime security of China and the United States in East Asia, the freedom of navigation of aircraft carriers and whether they are competing for new "spheres of influence" have all become new but expanding cracks in Sino-US relations.
international cooperation
Sino-US "international cooperation" includes issues such as climate change and international financial reform, as well as Iran and North Korea's nuclear programs in international relations.
As a permanent member of the Security Council, China has veto power over all proposals. On some "important international and regional issues", I am afraid that China can really take some actions only on the Iranian and North Korean nuclear issues.
Due to China's reform and opening-up, economic rise and comprehensive national strength improvement, China's attitude towards the United States has gradually hardened, which is not conducive to international cooperation between the two countries. In the words of You Xie, a netizen in China, "Where is China's' opponent' against the United States at present?
There are two key factors affecting the nature of the relations between the two countries: one is the political and economic development of China. The second is the superpower status of the United States. If China's economic development leads to democratization, the strategic relationship between China and the United States will change.
In my opinion, no matter whether Hu Jintao's visit to the United States is strong or not, the future Sino-US relations will still be more cooperation than conflict, and common interests will outweigh differences, which can be regarded as a "fly in the ointment"!
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