Chiang Kai - Shek 's Soviet View

China and Russia- Soviet relations is the most important relations among major powers in the 20 th Century, is also China face the most complex, the most variable, one of the most important diplomatic relationship.Sino-Soviet relations in the 20 th century, the Chiang Kai-shek are an important figure:he is a major event in bilateral relations, a number of participants, policy makers, and the trend of Sino-Soviet relations had an important impact. Therefore, Chiang Kai-shek of the Soviet Union is a very valuable concept of academic subjects.Chiang Kai-shek with deep hostility to the Soviet Union, one is out of its class nature, anti-communist stance.On the other hand,you want to see, as the Republic of China’s leaders, he and the neighbors for a long diplomatic struggle, deeply feel the power applied to the motherland of aggression and oppression. In 1945, this aggression and oppression to achieve an unprecedented degree. In this case, the neighboring Chiang impossible not to ill-feeling and hostility, His Soviet concept reflects his Chinese sovereignty, national interests, territorial integrity, national dignity, maintain and defend. Therefore, the respective periods of the Soviet concept of Chiang contains a wealth of content, it is necessary to fully Defendant certificate to be analyzed.Chiang Kai-shek’s understanding of the Soviet Union experienced a complex historical process, each period of the Soviet concept of Chiang Kai-shek is not exactly the same. Factors affecting the Soviet concept of Chiang Kai-shek are multifaceted, family environment, class position, ideology, but also national sentiment, national interests, and so on. These factors are intertwined, the Soviet Union created the Chiang Kai-shek’s attitude and evaluation, thereby affecting his policy toward the Soviet Union. In this paper, the evolution of the life by Chiang Kai-shek, China and Russia, China and Russia-the historical development of the China and Soviet relations to coordinate, to explore the cognitive process of Chiang Kai-shek to Russia- the Soviet Union’s formation and changes.