China's Attitude to the Non-Aligned Movement and Its Changes (1992-2021) -- An investigation centered on ＂Reference News＂

Gongmo Liu ； Shuwen Yu

《International Journal of Social Science and Education Research》 5卷8期 (2022/08) Pp. 688-694

https://doi.org/10.6918/IJOSSER.202208_5(8).0099

摘要

As the largest international organization in developing countries, the Non‐Aligned Movement has played an important role in the international arena since its establishment, and has voiced its voice against hegemony and the pursuit of justice. After the end of the Cold War, the Non‐Aligned Movement adhered to the purposes and principles of independence, independence and non‐group, and emphasized the economic development of the southern countries and the promotion of a fair and reasonable international order. my country became an observer state of the Non‐Aligned Movement in 1992, and the two sides established official contacts. By referring to the literal translation, reprinted foreign newspapers and foreign telegrams, we can get a glimpse of the changes in our country's attitude towards the Non‐Aligned Movement in different periods after the end of the Cold War.

關鍵字

Post‐Cold War China non‐aligned movement reference news

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"Non-Aligned Movement Adds Four Official Member States", Reference News, September 1, 1992, Article 4.

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