To Build a Community of Shared Future for Mankind to Overcome the Kindleberger Trap

正"Kindleberger Trap"is a concept proposed by American Professor Joseph Nye of Harvard.According to him,in formulating their China policy,President Donald Trump and his cabinet need to guard against the familiar Thucydides trap as well as the Kindleberger Trap–that is,when the opponent shows their weakness instead of muscles.     

The Making of BRICS:South Africa Invigorates the New Cooperation Mechanism

South Africa’s accession to BRIC caused quite a stir in the world at the end of 2010.According to the news release dated December 24,2010 on the website of the Chinese Foreign Ministry,China-the current     

Russian Foreign Policy in Putin Presidency

Valadimir Putin assumed office as President of Russia on 7th May. It is a signfor Russia to enter into a new era. Attention is called to how Russia will imple-ment its foreign policy during Putin presidency, and what is the prospect. I Mr. Putin has started readjusting Russian foreign policy early as Acting Presi-dent. According to the newest version of the "Concept of National Security" andthe "New Foreign Doctrine", it is obvious that Russia will carry on pragmatic for-     

The Prospect for Sino-American Relations in 2007

Whither Sino-American relations in 2007? This is one of the focal questions for many Chinese. In my opinion, we can predict the developments of Sino-American relations in 2007 from the changes that happened to the bilateral relations in 2006. According to quantitative analysis, one of the prominent features of Sino-American relations in 2006 is that the relations are     

My Visit to China

According to the exchange program between the National Strategy Institute(NSI) of the Republic of Korea(ROK) and the Chinese Association for International Understanding(CAFIU),as a member of the NSI delegation,I had the honor to visit Beijing,Kunming and Guangzhou in China from November 1st to 7th.     

A“Lost Decade”

In the mid-1970s,there occurred an abrupt turn in African economic develop-ment. According to a World Bank report, the GDP of the 47 sub-Saharan Africancountries registered an average annual growth rate of only 2.5% in the period from1973 to 1980. Things went from bad to worse in the 1980s. In the period between     

Shale and Changing U.S. Climate Policy

According to the author, the shale gas revolution could increase, rather than reduce, U.S. total emissions of carbon dioxide. This change threatens to divert attention from the urgency of climate change, and it will likely change the domestic policy environment of the country’s climate policy. As the shale gas revolution is still taking place, a more in-depth study of its impact is needed.     

Selected Essays in “China-Japan Friendship” Essay Contest

<正>CAFIU and Japan-China Association jointly held the fi rst essay contest in 2016 among Japanese people from all walks of life.According to the selection and awarding of 8 review panelists from     

Selected Essays in "China-Japan Friendship" Essay Contest

正[CAFIU and Japan-China Association jointly held the first essay contest in 2016 among Japanese people from all walks of life.According to the selection and awarding of 8 review panelists from China and Japan,5 participants were given the Award of Excellence and 29 participants were given the Award of Participation.Selected essays     

International System and China’s Asia-Pacific Strategy

What impact does a shift in the global distribution of power have on the international order? According to the views of traditional realists,power transitions in the international order are usually accompanied by major wars,the best example being the two world wars of the twentieth century.China’s peaceful rise is conducive to the peace and stability of Asia and Pacific regions.The steady rise of China’s position and its role in dealing with international and regional problems have proved China’s success in...