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Аннотация
Ushbu maqolada Xitoyning strategik madaniyati va uning xalqaro xulq-atvoriga ta’siri o‘rganiladi. Muallif Xitoyning tashqi siyosatidagi konfutsiylik an’analari, Sun Tszi ta’limoti va tarixiy imperiya tajribasining zamonaviy geopolitik qarorlarga ta’sirini tahlil qiladi. Tadqiqot Xitoy tashqi siyosatining asosiy ramzlari — tianxia, mianzi, xeshe va strategik sabr-toqat tushunchalarini — zamonaviy geopolitika kontekstida ko‘rib chiqadi va ular qanday qilib Xitoyning hududiy nizolar, ko‘p tomonlama institutlar, iqtisodiy diplomatiya va buyuk kuchlar raqobatidagi yondashuvini shakllantirishini ochib beradi.
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