The purpose of China's foreign policy is to safeguard world peace and promote common development. The basic principle of China's foreign policy is independence. China's diplomacy will firmly stand on the right side of history and the progress of human civilization, inject stability and positive energy into the volatile international situation, and write a new chapter in promoting national rejuvenation.
The Role and Significance of China's Diplomacy
1, improve China's international status, comprehensive national strength and international influence, and show the image of a responsible big country;
2. Further opening to the outside world, promoting international cooperation and safeguarding national interests;
3. Create a favorable international environment and safeguard national security and development;
4. Give full play to China's active role in international affairs; Demonstrate an independent foreign policy of peace.
Diplomacy of Three Kingdoms, Northern and Southern Dynasties and Sui Dynasty
1 and the Three Kingdoms period, China's diplomatic activities became more active. Liu Bei once sent messengers to Soochow to repair it, and Sun Quan also sent messengers to Han Shu to repair it. Cao Wei actively promoted the "diplomatic offensive" and sent envoys to Liaodong, the Korean Peninsula and Vietnam. At the same time, he also strengthened his control over the western regions. During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, many important diplomatic events took place in China.
2. The Northern Wei Dynasty sent envoys to Nanliang for repairs, and the Liang Dynasty also sent envoys to the Northern Wei Dynasty for repairs. At the same time, China also started diplomatic exchanges with neighboring countries such as Koguryo, Japan and Silla. During the Sui Dynasty, China had a large-scale diplomatic activity. The envoys of Sui Dynasty went to Southeast Asian countries and Central Asia, and extended friendly relations to neighboring countries.