الهوية ضمن السياسة الخارجية : سياسة الصين تجاه الشرق الأوسط "سوريا أنموذجا"

Abstract EN

The Chinese Identity has known many changes in the twentieth century.

After the Humiliation and turbulent period that China has been known by western colonial powers, which is a victim of imperial wars by Japan, and the strong communist State experience of Mao, there is less time for build social structure to define what it means by Chinese in general.

The Chinese Communist Party uses a strong state presence, the use of public memorials such as museums, and country-level education, to establish a unified narrative.

However, efforts to achieve this have undermined the leadership of the Chinese state by limiting foreign policy options.

For the time being, I will outline the common issues related to China's identity in the literature, covering the current theory of Chinese identity, foreign policy, and China's relations with the Middle East and choosing Syria as a case study.