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China’s Diplomacy in a New Era of Confronting Challenges
Abstract
The current international situation is changing rapidly, and various variables are intertwined, so China has contributed to Chinese wisdom and demonstrated its role as a great power by taking pragmatic diplomatic actions to solve global problems. However, China's diplomacy still faces several challenges as it continues to move forward. And the implementation of diplomatic actions is constrained by the current difficulties in external communication. To break the current dilemma, it is crucial to identify the root causes of the existing challenges and propose solutions accordingly. Although the road ahead is full of unknowns and bumps, as long as the international understanding and interaction among countries are strengthened, a synergy in favor of global governance will be formed, which will bring a favorable environment and new opportunities for the world's development.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/13450
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