China＇s International Responsibility Examined

International responsibility falls upon the shoulders of every country. China's growing contributions to world peace and development have surpassed the view of her as a "threat. "Instead, it was, among world mainstream opinion, expected to shoulder a still-bigger burden. Such external expectations, together with internal yearnings for a higher profile abroad, urge a response in terms of Chinese diplomacy. What is to be done? This paper explores the answer.     

Problems Facing China＇s ＂Going Out＂

The risks facing Chinese investors overseas vary according to the field of investment and the country of investment. There are six keyproblems which spring to mind when this topic is brought up     

Problems Facing China＇s ＂Going Out＂

The risks facing Chinese investors overseas vary according to the field of investment and the country of investment. There are six key problems which spring to mind when this topic is brought up:First, there is the type of investor who does not have a basic knowledge about the countries he is planning to invest in. China opened itself long ago to the outside world, but it is na?ve to think that other countries will do the same. The U.S. is a good example. It is very hard for     

Ways to Advance China＇s ＂Going Out＂ Policy

China officially adopted its "Going Out" strategy in 2001 when it was included in the Tenth Five-Year plan. Over the past decade, the policy has gone from strength to strength: from its launch, to its prudent execution, and to efforts made to advance it further (as mentioned in its inclusion in the Twelfth Five-Year plan). "Going Out" is an obvious next step for a rapidly rising China during a period of strategic opportunities.     

Ways to Advance China＇s ＂Going Out＂ Policy

China officially adopted its ＂Going Out＂ strategy in 2001 when it was included in the Tenth Five-Year plan. Over the past decade, the policy has gone from strength to strength： from its launch, to its prudent execution, and to efforts made to advance it further （as mentioned in its inclusion in the Twelfth Five-Year plan）.     

Lessons from Transient ＂Triumphalism＂ in China＇s Neighboring Diplomacy

This article aims to identify some lessons from China＇ s neighboring diplomacy in the two years prior to the 18th National Congress of the CPC （November 8-14, 2012 ）.     

China's Responsibility and the“China Responsibility”Theory

The Western world has never stopped making judgments and comments on China, especially a China in the process of     

NGOs＇ Responsibility and Role in Poverty Alleviation

It is the common aspiration of human society to have ample food, clothing and live and work in peace and contentment. In 2000, The UN     

＂Quasi-Cold War＂ between China and the U.S.： Characteristics, Causes and China＇s Response

Sino-U.S. relations are moving toward "Quasi-Cold War." Various factors contribute to Sino-U.S. "Quasi-Cold War". China should actively deal with this kind of situation, which will continue in the future, to prevent "Quasi-Cold War" sliding into a new "Cold War."     

China Disabled Persons＇ Federation

China Disabled Persons‘ Federation (CDPF), founded in Beijing in 1988, is a national organization of/for all persons with disabilities (PWDs) of different categories in China. Mr. Deng Pufang is currently the Chairman.     

Young American China Watchers＇ Views on China

In this paper, the author has made a thorough study over the new generation of American China Watchers. Most of the pages are devoted to a detailed comparison between the old generation and the young generation of American China Watchers regarding to their background, education, and views over China. At the end of the paper, the author also gives some policy suggestions for both the Chinese and U.S. government based on the findings in this study.     

China＇s Strategic Choices

A number of significant events in 2008-2009, such as the Russia-Georgia conflict, the Beijing Olympics, the global financial crisis, the continuing threat of international terrorism and the worldwide spread of the HIN1 virus, may herald the close of the post-Cold War era. A new epoch is dawning, characterized by the collective rise of emerging powers and by increased global cooperation in response to the common concerns of the planet. America, Europe, Japan, Russia, India, Australia and other world powers are contemplating new strategic options to meet these changing circumstances. As a major driving force behind this phenomenon, China faces pressures for self-change and global change at the same time. It is obviously a task more formidable than that confronting the rest of the world. It requires China to redefine its role in the new era and make its strategic choices more rational and multi-directional in nature.     

An Important Paper:“China's Responsibility and the‘China Responsibility’Theory”

Editor's Note:Ever since the founding of New China and especially since China implemented the policy of reform and     

China should not be Called ＂Neo-colonialist＂

Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the beginning of diplomatic relations between China and Africa countries. In that half a decade, China and Africa had witnessed close political relations,     

An Analysis of the ＂China Factor＂

Last year, the international community gave particular and systematic attention to the development of the "China factor", and various countries adjusted policies on China accordingly with far-reaching strategic consideration. The relations between China and the current world system have witnessed a change from partial and loose contacts to structural and systematic relations.I. Last year,the "China factor",as an impor- tant influencing concept,entered the language of the international politi…     

Delegation of Italian Parliamentary Association of ＂Friends of China＂ Visits China

At the invitation of Chinese Association for International Understanding （CAFIU）, a ninemember delegation of Italian Parliamentary Association of ＂Friends of China＂, headed by Chairman Menardi and Honorary Chairman Gubert visited China from June 9 to 17. In Beijing, Mr. Zhou Tienong, Vice-Chairman of theNational People＇s Congress （NPC） and President of CAFIU met with the delegation, briefed them on the system of multi-party cooperation and political consultation under the leadership of the Communist Party of China （CPC）,     

Obama＇s New Tactic for ＂Democracy Promotion＂

The Bush administration＇s policy of exporting democracy overseas has failed and resulted in serious consequences. In light of this lesson and adhering to the intrinsic objectives of the United States, the Obama administration has made tactical adjustments by using means of ＂flexible＂ infiltration to promote ＂democracy＂ overseas. However, due to its own limitations and constraining factors both at home and abroad, this new tactic has achieved little success.