The Making of Chinas Peace with Japan

A detailed analysis of post-World War II Sino-Japanese relations highlights Chinese premier Zhou Enlai's foreign policy towards Japan, particularly regarding historical issues and territorial disputes like the Senkaku Islands. By comparing Zhou's approach to that of President Xi Jinping, the text uncovers insights from newly published writings and archival documents, revealing the complexities of secret negotiations between the two nations. This work provides a fresh perspective on the evolution and current state of Sino-Japanese relations.