英文摘要 |
"At the end of 1990s, the competition between the United States and China was already present. However, in 2001, the US was attacked by terrorism, which made terrorist organizations replace China as its primary enemy. Since then, there has been a phenomenon in which the US has fallen but China has risen in terms of national power. Obama's pivot to Asia and, then, rebalancing strategy in 2009-16, Trump's Indo-Pacific strategy in 2017-20, and Biden's extension of Trump's anti-China policy all seek to weaken China through the alliance with advanced democracies. Since 2013, Xi Jinping has started his hegemony of the Chinese Dream. Xi's attempt to make use of American economic and technological resources in achieving hegemony over the US by more intensive and comprehensive exchanges has been blamed and frustrated by Trump as well as Biden since 2017. However, Xi's pursuit of political power in 2022, the third term has aroused discontent from within and without. Nevertheless, the discount conversely makes him reaction more hawkish internally and externally, and as has plunged himself into a predicament of troubles. Taiwan's strategic position in the centerline of the confrontation between the US and China has upheld its importance, though the risks are also increasing. B ased on the analysis and interpretation of many events, this article attempts to outline the structural trends of the Taiwan-US-China relationship from the past to the present, and, then, also proposes observations and judgments for the future development." |