英文摘要 |
Although President Obama has aspirations for world peace, the large amount of domestic problems in the United States has prevented him from allocating too much time on foreign policy. His early stage China Policy was not based on any grand strategy but rather an assortment of responses formed gradually to overcome challenges that surface. Re-elected presidents are limited by the policies formulated in the first term. Considering the importance of policy continuity, overturning the first term foreign policy in the second term is extremely difficult. Obama's second term China policy is a continuation of his first term policy and is expected to adopt a gradual and prudent engagement approach, i.e. it can also be called the balance of power policy. The policy objective is to guide China's Asia Policy back to the pre-2008 stability and peace, guarding against any deterioration of relations caused by unexpected events, as well as expanding United States' influence to China and the greater Asia region. |