英文摘要 |
The previous studies of China's'neutrality' policy in Russo-Japanese War had been limited by the viewpoint of revolutionary history, the national emotion as well as the materials. Therefore, scholars mostly held the negative appraisal, and focused on the wrong policy-making of Qing government, but neglected the importance that how did China to carry out the neutral country role in the war. Zou Jia-lai, the owner of 'Yi-rou Diary' which appeared recent years, had come the long-term assignment in the diplomatic institution of Qing government, who undertook the heavy responsibility on handling the negotiation with Japanese and Russian during Russo-Japanese War period, Russia negotiates. Because of his excellent performances that he established the steady foundation for develops in the future. In his diary, records a lot of cases about how did Japan and Russia challenge the Chinese neutral status, as well as the foreign office adhere the ground of legal principle to deal with all pressure come from right-and left tactfully. It might make up insufficiency of the past researches which had depended on official archives. This article proceeds from the analysis of historical materials, and inspects the neutral status of China in Russo-Japanese War by 'Yi-rou Diary'. Hope can understand further what the crossfire Qing government faced and the processes it worked during the neutral period, and to give the neutrality of China more liberal appraisal. |