Titlebook: Britain’s Encounter with Revolutionary China, 1949–54; James Tuck-Hong Tang Book 1992 James Tuck-Hong Tang 1992 bibliography.China.interna

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隨意

From Negotiation to Confrontation leadership merely as a first step towards normal diplomatic relations which required negotiations. The Chinese side’s insistence for negotiations proved to be only the first of many hurdles that the British government had to cross in implementing their China policy of ‘keeping a foot in the door’.

fatuity

British Commercial Interests in Chinatish enterprises in China would have an official channel available through which to draw the attention of the new Chinese government to their difficulties. To their disappointment, recognition led to neither the establishment of diplomatic relations nor an improvement in business conditions in China.

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粗糙

Complement

Conclusionicy between 1949 and 1954; second, to bring out the implications of Britain’s China policy for the theoretical study of foreign policy; and third, to examine the attitude of revolutionary China towards the existing society of states.

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