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Examining China's foreign policy comprehensively, this book offers a historically documented narrative from before and after the 1949 Liberation. It uniquely analyzes the development of foreign policy ideas, providing insights into the motivations and strategies that have shaped China's international relations. As the only work of its kind at the time of publication, it serves as a critical resource for understanding the complexities of China's diplomatic stance throughout history.

An urgent, lucid, and perceptive account of a subject which remains sadly neglected in favour of the study of war. Charles Townshend, editor of The Oxford History of Modern War