英文摘要 |
China has eight allies and Taiwan has six in the Pacific Ocean. For China, this region is an important diplomatic battlefield. On the strategic perspective, if China wants to become a sea power, the pacific islands are important strongholds due to their strategic values. However, there are few Chinese academic articles touching upon these topics. In western scholars' opinions, they are divided two groups: one group believes that China will challenge the U.S. and other traditional powers; the other group believes that China's influence is still weak in this region. During 2006-2009, some anti-Chinese violence were happened in Solomon Islands, Tonga and Papua New Guinea. At that time, the People's Republic of China supported Fiji's military regime not to restore democracy after 2006 coup d'etat. Therefore, this article appears different opinions about the relationship between China and Pacific islands, and attempts from the realism of the national interests and power of point of view, supported by foreign examples to illustrate the difficulties. The conclusion is that China still covets the strategic values of the Pacific islands, but its role of a traditional land power in the world, it cannot grasp the pulse of the pacific islands culture to make it effective as an international political power, resulting in temporary ''bide its time and hide its capabilities'' (tao guang yang hui) in China's foreign policy. |