Post-Cold War American Readjustment on its Asia-Pacific and China Policy;

India s China policy at that time may be said to have been idealistic to some extent, but, more importantly, Jawaharlal Nehru had tried to lure China into accepting India s special rights in Tibet as well as its illegal occupation of China s territory:south of the imposed McMahon Line.

The author tries to explore the evolvement of the China policy and the nonproliferation policy of Johnson Administration in the mid-1960s through the interpretation of the newly declassified archives, investigate the deep causes of these policy evolvements by means of constructivism framework.

"The Yoshida Letter"and Japan s Policy to China in the Early Stage of Post-War;

On the evolution of Clinton government s policy to China;

First Exploration of the Thinking Source of Trudeau s Policy to China;

The Evolvement on Foreign Policy towards China in Khrushchev s Period in the Soviet Union;

The tendency of America s policy towards China after Bush reelection;

Although Nobusuke Kishi Government of Japan chose the United States as its ally,it s policy towards China was not exactly the same as that of the United States.

American Policy on China during the Prior Period of Taiping Uprising Revolution;

Neo-conservativism s main Measures Affecting U.S. Policy on China After the Cold War;

Indian s Policy on China during Korean War and Its Great-nation Strategy;