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2008-03-27 05:57:02
Beijing Review 2008年6期
In an attempt to dispel the conspiracy theories and clarify issues for the many detractors that constantly label China's meteoric development as a threat to the world, Kong Hanbing, professor of international relations at Peking University, recently submitted an article to the Global Times, a Beijing-based publication,in which he said that the players in China's orchestra may not be always in tune. And that, he said, could be the cause for the uneasiness being felt in the international community. But if China can detect the source of such suspicion and correct its own problems, it will help not only dispel these suspicions, but also benefit its long-term development. Excerpts from the article follow:
In an attempt to dispel the conspiracy theories and clarify issues for the many detractors that constantly label China's meteoric development as a threat to the world, Kong Hanbing, professor of international relations at Peking University, recently submitted an article to the Global Times, a Beijing-based publication,in which he said that the players in China's orchestra may not be always in tune. And that, he said, could be the cause for the uneasiness being felt in the international community. But if China can detect the source of such suspicion and correct its own problems, it will help not only dispel these suspicions, but also benefit its long-term development. Excerpts from the article follow:
