What are the specific manifestations of China s continuous improvement in international status, and

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Looking back at the development process of China's international status, we can sum up and find that over the past century or so, the enhancement of China's international status has mainly been achieved by the whole country through some international activities, such as establishing diplomatic relations with other countries, promoting economic development through policies, joining economic and trade organizations, and strengthening economic and trade exchanges with other countries in the world.

In the new century, China has continued the path of reform and development. In 2001, China joined the WTO, successfully held the APEC meeting, established the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and successfully bid for the Olympic Games. All this is making China's international status constantly improving.

In 2008, China successfully hosted the Olympic Games and was highly praised by the international community, and China has become a force to be reckoned with on the international stage. With the improvement of China's comprehensive national strength, China is playing an increasingly important role in international affairs, and stands tall among the nations of the world as a responsible major country.

The two Opium Wars that began in 1840 plunged China into a deep national crisis, the natural economy was impacted, and a large number of outflows and financial crises increased the burden on the working people, and the first unequal treaty in modern Chinese history signed by the Qing Dynasty and Britain The Treaty of Nanjing, and then a series of unequal treaties signed with the United States, France and other Western powers greatly reduced China's international status, and by the end of the 19th century, the First Sino-Japanese War was defeated, and China's international status plummeted. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Treaty of Xincho signed by the Eight-Nation Coalition in the war of aggression against China made China's national crisis unprecedentedly serious.

In 1931 and 1937, the Chinese nation made great sacrifices in the seven-year arduous war of resistance against Japan, and finally drove the Japanese invaders out of China, achieving the first complete victory against foreign invasion, and China's international status was also improved.

The Geneva Conference in 1954 opened up a new situation in China's diplomacy, and a year later at the Bandung Conference, the policy of "seeking common ground while reserving differences" put forward by the international community was widely recognized by the international community. All these have brought the new China to more attention from the world. The 70s was a period when China's international status was rapidly improving.

In the early days, in 1971, China resumed its rightful seat in the United Nations, indicating that China is playing an increasingly important role in the international arena. Nixon's visit to China in 1972 broke the long-standing deadlock in Sino-US relations and paved the way for the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States.

First, China's cost-sharing with international organizations has been growing, contributing to world governance and peace.

Second, China has provided a large amount of assistance to developing countries, so that these countries can achieve better development.

Third, China has put forward many global governance proposals and contributed its own strength to make the world a better place.

China is the most important force in the changing global landscape in this century, and it is the economy that has contributed the most to the world. A large number of manufactured goods are available, making them available worldwide at affordable prices.

For this question, first of all, we know that since China's reform and opening up, China's economic development has been very fast, with an average of close to 10%, which is 1-2 times faster than the world average. After the economy went up, it accelerated the construction in all aspects and promoted the development of various undertakings, so that China's economic, military, and other strength has been markedly strengthened, and the people's living standards have also risen to a higher level. For example, if China has more money and bought 800 billion U.S. Treasury bonds, as long as China throws these Treasury bonds out, the U.S. economy will suffer a huge blow, and the United States is a world power with the greatest influence on the world, and China can influence the United States, and naturally it can affect the world, this is just an example, and there are other aspects, not to mention.

As for what kind of opportunities and challenges we will face, I think the United States will not stop suppressing China, and it will continue to unite Asian countries such as India, the Philippines, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and other countries to encircle China and make China vulnerable to enemies on all sides. It will be up to China's policymakers to find a way out.

From the Copenhagen climate conference, we can see that China's influence and diplomatic power are rising, and many major powers that try to isolate China have to accept China's rise and rejuvenation.

Only when your waist is stiff, can others look down on you. Further improvement will have to face the exclusion of others, and low-key is the main thing.