Constructive Development of Sino-U.S.Relations:Intrinsic Logic and Vision Constitution at Non-interest Level |
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| Authors: | Huang Zhaoyu Huang Ying |
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| Affiliation: | Associate Research Professor with China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations, mainly focuses on Chinese diplomacy, the Third World, and non-traditional security studies. Between 2002 and 2003, he was sent by the CICIR to Brown University as a visiting scholar, under a sponsorship from the China Scholarship Council. Part of this paper is based on his research during that period |
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| Abstract: | International relations are interactions mainly between states and between international organizations.Since states and organizations are made up of people,these interactions are influenced by human nature.This is the same for Sino-U.S.relations as can be seen by recent developments which show the influences of human thinking and cultural values.The improvement seen in their relations has been cemented by a fostering of mutual understanding and commonality of cultural values.Positive development acquired during diplomatic interactions offer useful lessons for future cooperation.Relations between China and the U.S.can be further improved by learning from history,having a clearer perception and building mutual trust. |
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