There is a profound and magnificent page in the history of China, and the torrent of an era has set off earth-shaking changes in this ancient land. Wu Yuzhang once said: "Go out of the door without relenting in the hardships and dangers, save the country and try to be strong;It is impossible to say that the East is backward, and there are yellow people in the rise of Asia. This phrase speaks to the role that a country and a nation play in the transformation of the world.
The smoke of World War II permeated the world and taught many countries a cruel truth: backwardness means beating. However, after the end of World War II, countless countries have written chapters of national independence.
After the founding of New China, the Chinese people embarked on a journey of exploration for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. They are constantly marching toward the goal of national independence and people's liberation, and stand at the top of the world's nations.
The great changes in the Chinese nation over the past century were not accomplished overnight. We firmly hold our destiny in our hands, and we are constantly improving our comprehensive national strength through unremitting efforts in this country with a long history.
China's rise in international standing is marked by its return to the United Nations. In the process, most European countries supported China, with only one country voting against.
The embers of World War II have not yet fully receded, and the international order needs to be rebuilt urgently. In 1949, the founding of New China marked the complete end of Chiang Kai-shek, who had ruled the Chinese people with British and American support.
However, Britain and the United States are dissatisfied with this situation. They never looked at New China in their eyes, and Chiang Kai-shek, relying on the support of Britain and the United States, always cherished the dream of returning to the mainland.
In 1949, the Prime Minister sent a direct letter to the United Nations, announcing that the People's Republic of China would replace all the legitimate rights and interests of China in the United Nations and become the only legitimate China.
However, the United States does not want to see this happen. The shadow of the Cold War loomed, and the wrestling between the United States and the Soviet Union had a tremendous impact on the domestic and foreign affairs of many countries.
Considering China's situation at that time, we chose a one-sided policy, leaning towards the Soviet Union was a realistic choice at that time, but it was also a historical necessity. Therefore, the United States firmly opposes China's entry into the United Nations.
The United States began to find ways to suppress New China's position in the international community. In 1950, the United States launched the Korean War, which was close to China's borders in an attempt to show its might.
However, China** understood this conspiracy and decided to send troops to aid North Korea. The victory in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea shattered the myth of the invincibility of the US military.
China has been trying to return to the United Nations, but every year from 1951 to 1960 has been put on hold by the United Nations. Among them, the United States played a jamming role. Even during Nixon's visit to China, the obstruction of China never stopped.
At that time, the United States took a dual position, on the one hand, it decided to visit China, which did not have diplomatic relations, and on the other hand, it appeared as an adversary.
During the period of socialist exploration, we took the initiative. In the 60s of the 20th century, we successfully developed China's first atomic bomb and hydrogen bomb;In the 70s of the 20th century, China's first artificial earth satellite was successfully launched.
China's diplomacy is actively active. In 1953, the Prime Minister put forward for the first time the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, which were in line with the reality of many countries and established the basic norms for international interactions.
In 1955, the Prime Minister attended the Bandung Conference, after which many Asian and African countries established diplomatic relations with China, and China actively expanded its diplomatic circle of friends during this period.
The times have made one-sided policies no longer applicable. In the 60s of the 20th century, Asian, African and Latin American countries joined the United Nations one after another, which meant that the United States could no longer unilaterally control the voting rights of the United Nations and make it more democratic and fair.
However, in 1965, most European countries followed the instructions of the United States and opposed China's entry into the United Nations, resulting in a defeat by a vote of 47 to 47. But China has not given up.
In the 70s of the 20th century, there was a qualitative change in the situation, the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union reached its climax, the United States fell into the quagmire of the Vietnam War, and the Soviet Union was significantly superior to the United States in many fields.
The United States, which was at a stalemate with the Soviet Union, had to extend an olive branch to China. In 1971, US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger made a secret visit to China, which was short-lived, but laid the foundation for the improvement of Sino-US relations.
In the international arena, many countries have seen the changes in the situation and have given support to China. However, European countries that once opposed China's entry into the United Nations, such as Malta, continue to oppose it, but it no longer poses a threat.
The process of China's return to the United Nations was arduous and tortuous, but the Chinese people always adhered to their principles and direction and finally achieved success.
The head of the delegation Qiao Guanhua laughed heartily at the scene, which not only represented his joy at that time, but also represented the excitement and jubilation of all the Chinese. This historic moment has witnessed China's immortal journey.
This article reviews China's return to the United Nations on the international stage, presenting the diplomatic challenges and political struggles that China experienced in the first half of the 20th century. This period of history is the only way for China to modernize, and it is also the epitome of international political wrestling.
After World War II, China ushered in a major turning point in its national destiny, and a series of challenges and choices from domestic to international have shaped the direction of China's diplomacy. The article vividly describes China's situation during the Cold War, and in the face of the powerful United States, China made unremitting efforts and moved forward firmly, and finally won the victory of returning to the United Nations.
The article is commendable for its constant emphasis on China's commitment to principles and its unswayed external pressure, as well as its courage and determination in difficult times. The combination of flexibility and resilience in China's foreign policy demonstrates both national autonomy and a firm defense of national interests.
However, while describing China's diplomatic journey, the article seems to ignore some of the complex factors in the international political context. For example, the Cold War wrestling between the United States and the Soviet Union, the game on the international stage, and the intertwined interests of various countries. These factors have played an important role in China's diplomatic process, and their changes have also profoundly affected China's foreign policymaking.
In addition, the article does not go into the domestic challenges that China faces in this process. It may also be worth digging deeper into how factors such as the domestic political environment and social unrest affect foreign policy decisions.
Overall, the article vividly outlines a certain aspect of China's diplomatic history, but at a deeper level, it may need to consider more consideration of the interplay of international politics and domestic factors, as well as the strategic thinking behind China's foreign policymaking.
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