英文摘要 |
The military standoff between China and India in the Donglang Area had been their longest conflict ever since 1962 Sino-India War. While examining the conflict, it was found that the deployment of ground and air force on the side of China was far less than that on the side of India. As a result, it was a kind of underbalancing situation, reflecting China's strategy and behavior toward India. In this research, the analysis of news commentary program of China Central Television during the period of standoff reveals China's strategy and behavior. Although China regards India's invasion through Sikkim as the violation of 1890 Convention of Calcutta and notices the failure of India to win the international supports, China remains to commit to take a low profile and silent diplomacy, and, in the end, strikes a peaceful resolution. In a word, China have paid much attention to economic buildup and preferred to more economic cooperation instead of military confrontation. To Modi government, its options are similar to those of China. |