摘要
Since President Nixon visited China in 1972, the ice has broken in China-U.S. relations. In 1979, the two countries normalized bilateral relations by establishing diplomatic relations. Over the past three decades, bilateral relations have experienced complicated and convoluted change. Today, China-U.S. relations are
Since President Nixon visited China in 1972, the ice has broken in China-U.S. relations. In 1979, the two countries normalized bilateral relations by establishing diplomatic relations. Over the past three decades, bilateral relations have experienced complicated and convoluted change. Today, China-U.S. relations are entering a new historical period, signified by the construction of a ＂new type of big power relations＂, reflecting new descriptions and new requirements by the Chinese leadership in bilateral ties in the new period. Though different in their explanations of the new type of big power relations, the two countries share a common goal in warding off the historic destiny of seeking hegemony between big powers and constructing a new type of stable,
