英文摘要 |
In recent years, oil and China rising have been closely watched and discussed in the headlines of mass media. The Combination of the two has long been a focus of economically and politically explosive issues in the world. Actually, China has become the world's second largest consumer of oil, following the United States. However, Disappointed in its ability to discover and develop its own domestic reserves, China must import almost half of its oil supply from abroad-with all that that implies for China's international trade, investment, and security of supply. Both consumption and importation seem likely to grow, as the Chinese economy continues to expand rapidly. The aim of this article is to figure out what oil security means to China and what has Beijing done politically and economically to insure its security of oil supply. Furthermore, it is a good case to analysis China's strategy thought. |