Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word Frequency
With the help of various corpus software, this paper reviews the adjectives and nouns used with high frequency by Chinese scholars when talking about China-U.S. relations from 31st August 2020 to 31st July 2021, i.e., a total of one year before and after Biden's inauguration, and the changes in...
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| description | With the help of various corpus software, this paper reviews the adjectives and nouns used with high frequency by Chinese scholars when talking about China-U.S. relations from 31st August 2020 to 31st July 2021, i.e., a total of one year before and after Biden's inauguration, and the changes in the frequency of use, hoping to reflect Chinese scholars' perceptions of China-U.S. relations and how such perceptions have changed with the change of U.S. presidents. The authors find that Chinese scholars generally have lower expectations of China-U.S. relations, accepting the fact that China and the United States are strategic competitors and will compete in several fields, but still hold out hope for mitigation of China-U.S. relations and offer their own "prescriptions" from different perspectives. And with the inauguration of Biden as president, Chinese scholars believe that China-U.S. relations will remain stable overall compared to the Trump years, although Chinese scholars believe that the Biden administration's policy toward China will expose Beijing to more complex challenges. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-66bcee337d85418193ae1a63d96eeb892023-01-04T03:45:53ZengNational Sun Yat-sen UniversityContemporary Chinese Political Economy and Strategic Relations: An International Journal2410-96812022-08-0182253289Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word FrequencyGao Longxu0Nankai University, ChinaWith the help of various corpus software, this paper reviews the adjectives and nouns used with high frequency by Chinese scholars when talking about China-U.S. relations from 31st August 2020 to 31st July 2021, i.e., a total of one year before and after Biden's inauguration, and the changes in the frequency of use, hoping to reflect Chinese scholars' perceptions of China-U.S. relations and how such perceptions have changed with the change of U.S. presidents. The authors find that Chinese scholars generally have lower expectations of China-U.S. relations, accepting the fact that China and the United States are strategic competitors and will compete in several fields, but still hold out hope for mitigation of China-U.S. relations and offer their own "prescriptions" from different perspectives. And with the inauguration of Biden as president, Chinese scholars believe that China-U.S. relations will remain stable overall compared to the Trump years, although Chinese scholars believe that the Biden administration's policy toward China will expose Beijing to more complex challenges.https://icaps.nsysu.edu.tw/static/file/131/1131/img/CCPS8(2)-Gao.pdfchina-u.s. relationschinese scholarstrump administrationbiden administrationword frequencies |
| spellingShingle | Gao Longxu Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word Frequency Contemporary Chinese Political Economy and Strategic Relations: An International Journal china-u.s. relations chinese scholars trump administration biden administration word frequencies |
| title | Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word Frequency |
| title_full | Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word Frequency |
| title_fullStr | Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word Frequency |
| title_full_unstemmed | Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word Frequency |
| title_short | Analyzing China-U.S. Relations in the Eyes of Chinese Scholars through Word Frequency |
| title_sort | analyzing china u s relations in the eyes of chinese scholars through word frequency |
| topic | china-u.s. relations chinese scholars trump administration biden administration word frequencies |
| url | https://icaps.nsysu.edu.tw/static/file/131/1131/img/CCPS8(2)-Gao.pdf |
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