China’s ‘Peaceful Rise’ and Regional Cooperative Diplomacy
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China’s peaceful rise is conducive to the peace and stability of Asia and Pacific regions. The steady rise of China’s position and role in dealing with international and regional problems proves China’s success in “cooperative diplomacy.” To construct the security order in the Asia-Pacific region provides important guarantee to China’s peaceful rise. The regional economic integrity by way of the important means of economic cooperation and free trade is an important route to guarantee China’s peaceful rise and construct the security order in the Asia-Pacific region. China’s peaceful rise and the “cooperative diplomacy” is the collective embodiment of the modern transformation and restructuring of China’s traditional strategic culture, which will greatly guarantee China’s role in maintaining the political and economic security of the Asia-Pacific region.
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China’s peaceful rise is conducive to the peace and stability of Asia and Pacific regions. The steady rise of China’s position and role in dealing with international and regional problems proves China’s success in “cooperative diplomacy.” To construct the security order in the Asia-Pacific region provides important guarantee to China’s peaceful rise. The regional economic integrity by way of the important means of economic cooperation and free trade is an important route to guarantee China’s peaceful rise and construct the security order in the Asia-Pacific region. China’s peaceful rise and the “cooperative diplomacy” is the collective embodiment of the modern transformation and restructuring of China’s traditional strategic culture, which will greatly guarantee China’s role in maintaining the political and economic security of the Asia-Pacific region.
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