英文摘要 |
"In light of fifty years of normalization between Canada and China, this article reviews the development of bilateral relations of the two countries over the past half century and examines the recent transformations in Canada-China relations. As one of the first countries to engage China during the Cold War period, Canada and the People's Republic of China have enjoyed a long period of friendly relations. However, with the heightening of US-China competition since 2016, the gap in values implicated Canada as well by protruding the values divide between Ottawa and Beijing, which are reflected on the issues of Xinjiang and Hong Kong in turn. The COVID-19 pandemic has not mitigated the situation, but rather pushed Canada and China towards further antagonism. Besides reviewing bilateral relations, this article also considers the potential development and challenges of Canada-China relations." |