Reviews
China, which we've seen since the Japanese saw the normalization of the day in 1972, has come to be a different image. For those of you who are interested in political diplomacy, it's a good book to read.
Mori Kazuko: Sino-Japanese drift
The situation in East Asia with complex interests, including international society, is difficult, of course, as China, the country that has been born into a global power and has developed its share of radical and expansion diplomacy, Japan who wants to be re-armed and re-inhibited in postwar Rezim, and Korea as a developed country. In this situation, understanding of the central relationship that we are so easily neglected is essential, not choice. The author, the head of Japanese Chinese research, explains in this book the process of re-examination of two countries, particularly since the turn of the century, in terms of realism, yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Korean title: 중일표류
Korean author: 모리 가즈코
Korean publisher: 한울아카데미
ISBN-13: 9788946074477
Reviews
China, which we've seen since the Japanese saw the normalization of the day in 1972, has come to be a different image. For those of you who are interested in political diplomacy, it's a good book to read.
