Economic and Political Strategies of China versus Japan

China and Japan From 1500 to 1800, China and Japan tried to establish their own country in a very different way politically and economically. They fought in the century of war after the war before changing direction. Meanwhile, China has gradually established a government and has used education as a powerful tool of politics and economics. Japan will do the same. China was one of the most political and economic countries between 1500 and 1800. The state was identified as a family.

Economically, China and India will overtake Japan and the US in the next 30 years. Both China and India emerged rapidly from poverty and became dominant players in the world economy and politics. India will surpass Japan in 2032, and in 2039 China may outweigh the US economy. - Marvin J. Cetron and Owen Davis, August, p in July 2006, "Dragon Tiger China and India are reforming the world economy." China will overtake the United States and become a major consumer of the world. As a country, China is more basic in basic supplies, food, energy, meat, grain, petroleum, coal, steel than the United States. As an individual, Americans still lead the world in the consumer realm, but if the Chinese economy continues to grow rapidly, per capita consumption will reach or exceed the US seriously affect the global environment It is. - Leicester R. Brown, "Saving the planet under pressure", July - August 2006, p. 19

Both Japan and China are deepening economic cooperation and integration with ASEAN. Although the two countries are competing politically, China is expected to continue its current policies towards Japan. At the same time, we will focus on developing national strategy where Japan plays an important role (Yang, Jian, 2003). China also believes that establishing a positive relationship with Japan will ease Japan to strengthen security relations with the US pressure (Yang, Jian, 2003). On the other hand, Japan believes that economic relations with China are a major factor of stability in the region (Yang, Jian, 2003)