The Game between China and Soviet Union in Asian Economic and Technical Aim in the 1960s
Driven by the gaining leadership in international communist movement,dominance in regional affairs,and safeguarding national interests,China and the Soviet Union invested a large amount of economic and technical assistance in Nepal,Pakistan,Myanmar,Vietnam,Cambodia and other countries in the 1960s.The contesting formed a game in the assistance scale,ways and aid concept.The intensity of the game varied with time and space.Both sides had their own gains and losses.The gap in national strength and technology made the Soviet aid more dominant.However,China had also put forward the theory of support for poor countries and developed the eight principles of foreign aid in an unfavorable competitive environment,which had improved China's role in the Third World.But,the negative impact of the competition was also huge.It had increased the burden on China and the Soviet Union,put a hood on its own development,deviated from the normal track of aid,intensified the division of the socialist camp and the sense of regional insecurity,and further deteriorated Sino-Soviet relations.
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