On Diplomatic Thought Of Mao Zedong

Diplomatic thought of Mao Zedong is the theory principles and summaries of experience about dealing with the relation between China and other states, parties, organizations, groups and so on in diplomatic sphere. It's content is plentiful and embodies in his works, talks, instructions, statements to foreign countries and talkings with foreign guests in decades.This paper is divided into three parts in writing structure.The first part, analyze Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought formed conditions and developing history. From Mao Zedong's born and being sensible later prior to becoming an Marxist(1893.12—1920.12), Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought is in rudimentary stage; From becoming an Marxist to the founding of PRC(1920.12—1949.10), Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought is in formed stage; From the founding of PRC to his die(1949.10—1976.9), Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought is in continuous developing stage.The second part, discuss the content and practice of Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought. Dependant is the nucleus of it; Opposing to hegemonism and defending the world peace is the aim of it; Enforcing and cooperating with the third-world countries is the foothold of it; The five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence is the criterion of it; Being assertive in principles and flexible in methods is the tactics of it.The third part, remark on the Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought, clarify its great achievements and history limitation. Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought is the Appling of. Marxism basic fundamentals in Chinese diplomatic practice, and it is inheritance and development of Marxism theory with apparent Chinese style and manners.In a word, in the 21th century today, confronted complex international situation and rapid changing international circumstances, how can we improve the ability of manipulating complex situation and skills of handling rapid changing international events, and having in hand actively and winning constantly in international politics, Mao Zedong's diplomatic thought no doubt still has its important inspiration and meaning for our country's diplomatic work in the new time.