China's Spectacular Success in Recent Years

The development of China is praised from all over the world. That development is not only economic but also diplomatic. Compared with other developed countries, China is a relatively young country. It began to be established in 1949. After 30 years of development, the company's ownership has undergone unprecedented change. In general, companies that are not state-owned can participate more in industries that were once monopolized by state-owned enterprises. The big success is that it developed several appropriate public policies that are suited to the national situation of China.

Over the past two decades, China's share of world trade has increased significantly. China has become the world's third largest exporter, but China's trade balance has been relatively balanced in recent years. China's trade surplus soared from about $ 32 billion (7% of China's 2004 gross domestic product) to about 18 billion dollars, close to 7% of the 2006 Chinese gross domestic product. Especially trade with China and other countries, China and America will be the most representative. Between 1984 and 2002, US exports to China increased four times from 3 billion dollars to 22 billion dollars. By contrast, during this period, US imports from China increased 40.8 times from $ 1 billion to $ 152.2 billion.

China has new significance in world history. Recent textbooks currently include historians specializing in China. Over the past two decades, her understanding of the tremendous growth of the Asian economy and China's vast global population and economic influence has given her new perceptions. Therefore, experts must now exceed their important research to address the broader problems raised by historians in other parts of the world. Writing and teaching world history is not easy. Inevitably, we have to simplify the story by interwoving some of the many historical records. Everyone who desires to draw such a magnificent picture deserves respect. There is no problem even if you think too much. However, a large interpretation is full of danger. From the 18th century to the 19th century, large thinkers often only repeat the stereotype of classical Asian civilization. Tired cliché ignored recent research and is summarized as a new theory