Summary:
The book provides an in-depth historical analysis of Chinese foreign policy and the country's approach to diplomacy and strategy, drawing from the author's extensive experience with China as a statesman. It also explores the complexities of Sino-American relations and offers insights into the future of global politics involving China.
Key points:
1. "Middle Kingdom" Concept: The book explores China's historical view of itself as the "Middle Kingdom", the center of civilization, and how this influences its diplomacy and foreign relations.
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