| 英文摘要 |
With the COVID-19 epidemic has eased, the world shows new trends in development.The trade war between China and the United States, the war between Russia and Ukraine, and the other crisis all have intensified international disputes. In particular, China's rising military and national power creates pressure on region, which may affect the unstable development of the world. In order to understand whether China has the opportunity to gradually become a regional hegemon, this article analyzes the strategic alignment and development direction formed by China's good-neighborliness and friendship policy towards Southeast Asia and to the current ''21st Century Maritime Silk Road.'' If China further enhances relations with Southeast Asian countries, it will highlight that influence in the region and developing towards a hegemonic power, at least may become a regional maritime hegemon. Since the United States has traditional interests in Southeast Asia, its efforts to counter China can be seen in ''return to Asia'' strategy. At the same time, ASEAN countries will also be forced to on the American side or China side. This article elaborates on the changes in China's exchange policies with Southeast Asian countries, from the early good-neighborliness and friendship policy to the recent strategic docking practices, observes the development trend of China's relations with Southeast Asian countries. The geographical and cultural characteristics of Southeast Asia make it more complicated for China to upgrade relations with Southeast Asia, and may also trigger different responses from Southeast Asian countries and whole world. Although China has stated“not seek hegemony,”her international influence continues to rise. Especially the happen of Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Kazakhstan conflict, China has become an important balancer of power. China's foreign policy has changed from a conservative ''good-neighborliness and friendship'' to a proactive '' strategic docking.'' It seems to be on the road to becoming a hegemonic country. Although China provides benefits to Southeast Asia through the ''21st Century Maritime Silk Road'' and welcomed by most Southeast Asian countries easily, when facing the United States' power in Southeast Asia and some Southeast Asian countries do not trust the ideology of the Chinese Communist Party, China has developing hegemony will have challenges. |