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1 online resource. |
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polychrome |
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text file |
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The America-China trilogy
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Wang, Linggui.
America-China trilogy.
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Cover; Title; Content; PrefaceAn endeavor to clarify Americanmisunderstandings about China; Chapter IThe United States' MistakenPerceptions of China; I. Populism entangles Sino-US relationship; (I) A speculative theory of "China cheats the US"; (II) An inexplicable paranoia in the US; II. Where does the chilly, evil wind come from?; (I) Graham Allison's "Thucydides Trap"; (II) Missionary-like "selling of Chinese model"; (III) Sheer fabrication of "China interfering in US politics"; (IV) Viciously created label of "mercantilism"; (V) The "China Plot" myth to fool the world |
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III. Assumptions based on fragmentary, concocted information(I) Subjective assumption about China's strategic objective; (II) Conclusion comes before evidence; (III) Made-up and pieced-up China stories; (IV) Sensational narrative; (V) Politicized economic theories; Chapter IILabel of Mercantilism -- HardlyUnderstandable; I. Cooking up the idea of "China Innovation MercantilismPolicy"; (I) Unreasonable concept; (II) Evaluation completely beside the point; (III) Distortion of facts; (IV) Distorted narratives; II. Groundless accusation of "theft of intellectual property." |
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(I) China has honored its commitments(II) Intellectual property to be considered as "post truth"; III. Far-fetched accusations about "forced technologytransfer"; (I) Accepted international rules; (II) China's integration with the world; IV. What is wrong with China's "Made in China 2025"?; (I) China's "Made in China 2025" has no problems; (II) China's need for science and technology development reasonable; (III) Innovation is prohibited; Chapter IIIUtterly Unjustifiable Claim of "China'sMilitary Expansion Theory"; I. Chinese army has its first duty; (I) The surroundings are not quite peaceful |
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(II) Unification faces challenge(III) Overseas interests significant; (IV) So is the world trend; II. China's open and above-board military perspective; (I) Never shown strength since ancient times; (II) How can the gate of a country not have a sentry?; (III) Peace will not fall from heaven; III. High unity of safeguarding self-interests and world peace; (I) The world will benefit from China; (II) China's new security concept; (III) China will benefit from the world; IV. National defense modernization relying on own efforts; Chapter IVDiscord-sowing "Debt Trap Theory." |
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I. Who is the real warm-hearted helper?II. Misinterpreting debt as a trap; III. New model for global governance; Chapter VNeo-hegemonism That DeliberatelyPlants Thorns; I. Groundless blame; II. How can ruts decide cars' direction?; III. China in peaceful development; IV. To plant flowers or thorns at your pleasure; Chapter VINot Even Half an "Old China Hand"; I. The Warring States; II. Is "bide your time, build your capabilities" equal to "sleepon brushwood and taste gall"?; III. Does "leader" equal to "hegemon"?; IV. Can "Shashoujian" be translated into the "assassin's mace"? |
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eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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China -- Foreign relations -- United States.
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China. |
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International relations. |
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United States. |
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United States -- Foreign relations -- China.
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Diplomatic relations. |
| Other Form: |
Print version: Wang, Linggui. American misunderstandings about China. United Kingdom : Paths International Ltd., 2020 1844645754 9781844645756 (OCoLC)1126342573 |
| ISBN |
9781844645763 (electronic book) |
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1844645762 (electronic book) |
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9781844645756 |
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1844645754 |
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