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The core of the new type of international relations is win-win cooperation.

The premise of promoting the building of a new type of international relations is mutual respect and equal treatment. The social systems and development paths of various countries are different, and they can neither be fixed on one or the same.

In state-to-state exchanges, we must adhere to the principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs, respect the social systems and development paths independently chosen by each country, respect the characteristics of different historical and cultural traditions and development stages of each country, respect each other's core interests and major concerns, persist in resolving differences and disputes between countries in a peaceful manner through dialogue and consultation, learn from each other's strengths and complement each other's weaknesses through exchanges and mutual learning, and make common progress while seeking common ground while reserving differences.

China unswervingly follows the path of socialism with Chinese characteristics, while respecting the right of each country to independently explore a development path suited to its own national conditions, and exchanges its experience in modernization with other countries on an equal footing.

China has established partnerships at different levels with many countries and regions, and these partnerships share a common characteristic, that is, they insist on mutual respect and equal treatment. This is also an important reason why China's "circle of friends" is getting bigger and bigger, and the "partner network" is getting denser and denser.

Definition: The so-called pattern of international relations is actually the international order and interest distribution system formed in a certain period of time on the basis of the balance of power of the first-class powers.

1) Versailles-Washington system (20s of the 20th century to before World War II).

Background: After World War I, the balance of power among the great powers changed, and the victorious powers demanded a repartition of the world and an adjustment of their ruling order in Europe, the Middle East, East Asia, and the Pacific.

Forming Symbols: Paris Peace Conference and Washington Conference.

Main contents: Treaty of Versailles, Four-Power Treaty, Five-Power Treaty, Nine-Power Pact, etc.

Maintenance tool: League of Nations.

Evaluation: a. It has temporarily adjusted the contradictions between the imperialist countries, objectively maintained the relative stability of the world situation, is conducive to social and economic development, and created a new form of international cooperation.

b. It is the product of the compromise between the victorious countries and the sharing of spoils. As a result, many new contradictions have emerged, and this new international order is lurking in a deep crisis, which will not last long and will inevitably collapse.

2) Yalta system (40s of the 20th century to the early 90s of the 20th century).

Background: After World War II, Western European countries generally declined, but the United States took the lead; The United States became the number one capitalist world power; The Soviet Union became the only political-military power that could compete with the United States.

Formation Symbol: Yalta Conference.

Main content: Deal with the defeated country and prevent the resurgence of fascism; re-establishing the political map of post-war Eurasia; redrawing the borders of the defeated fascist countries and their occupied territories; Establishment of the United Nations.

Maintenance tool: United Nations.

Evaluation: a. The Yalta system advocates freedom and democracy in principle, and has played a role in promoting the peace movement and political democratization process in the post-war world, and has had a positive impact on the development of post-war international relations (for example, advocating the coexistence and cooperation of countries with different social systems is conducive to the establishment of people's democratic regimes in Eastern European countries, and is conducive to the victory of China's new democratic revolution).

b. The Yalta system was built on the basis of the balance of power between the United States and the Soviet Union, and in fact divided the sphere of influence of the United States and the Soviet Union, deeply marked by the great powers, and also had a negative impact on the development of post-war international relations (such as the 38th parallel dividing line of Korea, the partitional occupation of Germany, the separate occupation of Japan by the United States, etc.).

c. The establishment of the Yalta system indicates that the European-centered pattern of international relations has been replaced by the bipolar pattern of the United States and the Soviet Union in modern times, and modern international relations have begun to enter a new stage.

3) Multipolar trend (after the late 80s and early 90s of the 20th century).

Background: The collapse of the Soviet Union, the shaking of US hegemony, the rise of Western Europe and Japan, and the rise of third world countries.

Formation signs: Great changes in Eastern Europe, the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Main content: The general trend is to ease, but the world is not peaceful, showing a situation of relaxation and tension, peace and turmoil. Politically, one superpower and many powers are temporarily formed; Economically, there is a trend of global economic integration and regional economic blocs.

Evaluation: Peace and development have become the main theme of the world, but hegemonism still exists, economic globalization is a new round of capital expansion in the developed capitalist countries, and the third world is facing opportunities and challenges.

The connotation of building a new type of international relations is actually to adhere to the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence and establish a kind of friendly and cooperative relationship of mutual assistance and mutual assistance.

Building a new type of international relations cannot be achieved by China alone, but requires joint efforts with most countries in the world. The establishment of a global partnership network is conducive to building consensus among countries on building a new type of state-to-state relations, implementing the concept of a new type of international relations in bilateral, multilateral and regional cooperation, and promoting the gradual implementation of a new type of international relations.

The connotation of the new type of international relations mainly refers to the relations between countries and between countries and international organizations, and the new type of international relations requires unity and cooperation between countries on the basis of equality.

To understand the connotation of the new type of international relations, it is necessary to clarify the foundation, principles, means, goals and other elements of the new type of international relations. The construction of a new type of international relations is an important exploration of China's new model of international relations, and its core connotation is reflected in the principle that mutual respect is the foundation, fairness and justice are the norms, and win-win cooperation is the means, and the ultimate goal is to realize a community with a shared future for mankind.

1. Mutual respect.

2. Fairness and justice.

Third, win-win cooperation.

Fourth, building a community with a shared future for mankind is the ultimate goal of Tongsan's new type of international relations.

Summary. <>The connotation of the new type of international relations refers to the construction of a global governance system to promote political mutual trust, economic win-win, cultural mutual respect, security and common prosperity, and global cooperation and common prosperity. It proposes to build a new type of international relations with win-win cooperation as the core, stresses that all countries should resolve international disputes by peaceful means, oppose the use of force to resolve international disputes, advocate that all countries should respect each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity, oppose any form of interference in internal affairs, promote the common development of the international community, and build a global governance system.

<>The connotation of the new type of international relations refers to the construction of a global governance system to promote political mutual trust, economic win-win, cultural mutual respect, peace and tranquility, and global cooperation and common prosperity. It proposes to build a new type of international relations with win-win cooperation as the core, stresses that all countries should resolve international disputes by peaceful means, oppose the use of force to resolve international disputes, advocate that all countries should respect each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity, oppose any form of interference in internal affairs, promote the common development of the international community, and build a global governance system.

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It is a new concept for the development of state-to-state relations in the world today, aiming to replace the traditional Cold War mentality and guide the development of state-to-state relations to a new track of peace, friendship, cooperation and win-win results. The basic characteristics of the new type of international relations are: first, to establish lasting peace and friendship and strive to achieve common development of all countries; The second is to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries

The connotation of building a new type of international relations includes mutual respect, fairness and justice, and win-win cooperation.

The concept of a new type of international relations with win-win cooperation as the core systematically puts forward specific ways to build a community with a shared future for mankind, providing new ideas and opening up new visions for the development of international relations. The report of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has made a new definition of a new type of international relations, which refers to a new type of model international relations that promotes mutual respect, fairness, justice and win-win cooperation.

This proposition is, first of all, the inheritance and development of the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, and also a transcendence and innovation of traditional international relations, which is of great enlightening significance to the international community. The concept of a new type of international relations with win-win cooperation as the core systematically puts forward specific ways to build a community with a shared future for mankind, providing new ideas and opening up new visions for the development of international relations.

Win-win cooperation refers to the mutual benefit and complementarity between the two parties or two or more parties involved in the transaction in the process of completing a transaction activity or sharing a task, and can achieve the common benefits of both parties or parties. Cooperation can develop, cooperation can win-win, and cooperation can improve.

In this era of fierce competition in the market economy and the Internet era, win-win cooperation is the choice of the times, the success of many things lies in cooperation, cooperation can also highlight the win-win, hand in hand, win-win cooperation is 1 + 1, but it is not equal to 2, but greater than 2, cooperation can enable both sides to overcome difficulties, win-win business opportunities, boost confidence, and common development.

The importance of win-win cooperation:

1. The healthy development of the socialist market economy is inseparable from cooperation.

Second, standardizing the order of the market economy is inseparable from the concept of cooperation and win-win.

3. Carry forward the main theme of collectivism with cooperation and win-win as the core content.

The "newness" of the new type of international relations is embodied in win-win cooperation, fairness, justice and mutual respect.

Extended information: Kai changed erection:

International relations is a general term for the relations between international actors, including political relations, economic relations, ethnic relations, military relations, cultural relations, religious relations, regional relations, etc. Among them, international political relations are the most important and active relations, and economic relations closely related to politics are the most basic relations.

Hans Morgenthau, an expert on international relations in the United States, and Raymond Aron of France, believe that international relations are the rule of international politics, and the two are equated. Some Western scholars regard diplomatic and military relations in international relations as "hard politics" and economic relations as "soft and big politics."

As an important field of political science, international relations is also closely related to economics, history, law, geography, society, anthropology, psychology, and cultural studies. From globalization to territorial disputes, nuclear crises, nationalism, economic development, terrorism, human rights, etc., they are all topics of study in the field of international relations.

International relations is a branch of political science that studies the foreign affairs and relations between the international community, such as states, international organizations, non-international organizations, multinational corporations, etc. International relations is both an academic and a public policy field.

The theory of international relations is to seek general laws about the phenomena of international relations, and to explain the recurring and regular phenomena in international relations. The theory of international relations is a general description and explanation of international phenomena. The theoretical forms of international relations discussed in the current international academic circles have been gradually formed and shaped in the course of historical debates.

In the initial stage, the study of international relations was more subordinate to the study of law and history, and with the gradual maturity of the discipline, the discussion of the general laws of international relations became the main feature of the discipline.