China's foreign policy is increasingly characterized by a relational approach, emphasizing the cultivation of interconnected ties over pre-existing state interests. This strategy, rooted in the Confucian concept of "guanxi," views states as "actors-in-relations" whose identities and preferences are shaped by their connections. This diplomatic malleability allows for continuous relationship building and strengthens China's global influence. AI
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