negotiations from chinese diplomatic wisdom to see the basic principles（谈判从中国外交智慧的基本原则）.docVIP

Negotiations from Chinese diplomatic wisdom to see the basic principles In recent years, around the Diaoyu Islands, the South China Sea dispute, the North Korean nuclear issue, the Iranian nuclear issue, etc., China always adhere to the diplomatic negotiations stand against the pressure of sanctions or military threats. The diplomatic negotiations strategy, attracted a lot of criticism at home and abroad. Many people believe that China’s diplomacy is too weak, too outdated, can not solve practical problems. China should be tough, do not insist on negotiations, to give the six-party talks and other means. Especially the Diaoyu Islands issue, China demanded that Japan should not return to the negotiating stance, but should take a more robust approach, even at a war with Japan. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has repeatedly claimed that the Diaoyu Islands have been no room for negotiations. The international community also has a lot of people think that the road to peace negotiations the two sides have been dead as a doornail. Why the world it is easy to lose confidence in the negotiations? This is due to misperceptions of the negotiations caused. Why do people want to negotiate, the fundamental reason is that conflicting interests. The purpose of the negotiations is to solve the problem of benefits division. However, if only to look dead Siding in the ‘interests’ above, a lot of negotiations would have to a dead end. Such as the Diaoyu Islands issue, if the two sides turned their eyes fixed on the Diaoyu Islands vesting this ‘benefit’, then in addition to war, no other way. Non-negotiable issue of sovereignty, which no country will not budge. So why insist on negotiations? There is there is great wisdom of China’s diplomatic strategy. Diplomacy must be subordinate to domestic politics, which is a fundamental principle of diplomacy. Today, China’s largest political, is whole-heartedly seek development, concentrate on construction. Strive for a p