If China'S Diplomacy Enters A New Direction, It Can Be Considered To Join The TPP.

Less than 20 days after the presidency of the United States, President Trump attracted the attention of the world with his unique style of governance. In February 9th, China and the global think tank (CCG) issued a research report at the headquarters of Beijing, "China's diplomacy enters a new direction, and we can consider joining TPP". The report analyzed the international environment China faced after Trump's administration, and pointed out in particular that the accession to TPP could become an important starting point for China's current economic diplomacy.

CCG invited senior researcher, former director of the Ministry of Commerce, Huo Jianguo, CCG academic committee expert, Nanjing University University of International Relations President Zhu Feng, CCG academic committee expert, member of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and director of international research department, Zhang Yun Ling attended the report and seminar, hosted by Wang Xin, deputy director of CCG.

Wang Xin, deputy director of the Chinese government, has issued a new orientation for China's diplomacy. TPP "The research report pointed out that since the new US President Trump came to power in January 20th, he has quit many administrative orders such as TPP and dozens of international head calls and consistent twitter, which has brought more uncertainty to the United States and the world. The nearly twenty days of Sino US relations are calm, but the two sides have never stopped observing and interacting with each other. It is in the fundamental interests of both sides to maintain and develop the huge economic and trade exchanges and cultural exchanges between China and the United States, and believe that through a period of communication and integration, we will still achieve win-win results through cooperation.

Wang Huiyao, director of the report and director of CCG, said that China's diplomacy is standing at a new historical starting point. The era has prompted China's diplomacy to enter a new position and has given a new historical mission. China's diplomacy We need to co-ordinate the two major domestic and international situations, two major tasks of security and development. In order to create a more favorable external environment and extend the strategic opportunities for China's development, diplomatic work should pay more attention to improving the regional geopolitical environment, and economic diplomacy is an effective way to achieve this goal.

The report analyzes the necessity and current opportunities of China's entry into TPP from multiple perspectives. At present, some TPP member countries actively support China's accession to the TPP, take the initiative to join TPP, fill the space after the US exit, improve the international relations through economic diplomacy, and have a broad and profound common interest basis. The initiative to join TPP is conducive to the construction of FTAAP and a more comprehensive regional economic arrangement. Trump draws closer to Russia, intends to create potential friction in East Asia and other places, and initiatively joins TPP, which is conducive to condensing the Confucian cultural circle, improving relations with Northeast Asia and Southeast Asian countries, promoting Asian integration and promoting "integration". The Belt and Road Initiative The in-depth implementation of the strategic initiative, China's role and concerns and expectations, and the initiative to join the TPP can further demonstrate China's determination to develop an open world economy and promote world common prosperity.

Subsequently, CCG invited senior researcher, former director of the Ministry of Commerce Research Institute Huo Jianguo, CCG academic committee expert, Nanjing University University of International Relations President Zhu Feng, CCG academic committee expert, member of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, and director of international research department, Zhang Yun Ling, discussed the problems in Sino US diplomatic security field and the possible frictions and solutions of Sino US economic and trade relations. Mr. Li Weifeng attended the seminar, including Dr. CCG, executive secretary general, Dr. Tang Beijie, deputy secretary general, Chinese editor, Li Wenzi and CCG researchers.

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