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must learn how to be a great power When a US warship steamed
through the South China Sea the other day China protested and her
neighbours applauded. Washington said it was upholding freedom of
navigation in the face of Chinese land reclamation projects that are
turning disputed rocks into artificial islands. Beijing warned against
provocation from an outsider with no claims of its own in the region.
The rest of us were reminded of the dismal determinism of Thucydides¡¯s
account of the Peloponnesian war.
The demonstration of US naval power ¡ª the ship sailed in waters deemed
territorial by China ¡ª pointed up the multiple collisions of competing
historical claims, geography and shifting power balances fuelling an
East Asian arms race. Some say there are now as many submarines prowling
the waters of the western Pacific as there once were in the north
Atlantic. Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan and Malaysia also contest the
¡°nine-dash line¡± that asserts Chinese suzerainty over the South China
Sea. Tokyo and Beijing are locked in a separate dispute in the East
China Sea.
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Just before the guided missile destroyer USS Lassen set its course, I
joined the serried senior ranks of the People¡¯s Liberation Army at
China¡¯s annual international security conference in Beijing. I have
never seen so many starred epaulettes. ¾ÍÔÚµ¼µ¯ÇýÖð½¢ÀɺÅ(USS
Lassen)Æôº½Ö®Ç°£¬ÎÒºÍÖÚ¶àÖйúÈËÃñ½â·Å¾ü(PLA)¸ß¼¶¾ü¹ÙÒ»µÀ£¬²Î¼ÓÁËÔÚ±±¾©ÕÙ¿ªµÄÒ»¸öÖйúÄê¶È¹ú¼Ê°²È«»áÒé¡£ÔÚÕâÒÔǰ£¬ÎÒ´Óδ¼û¹ýÈç´Ë¶àµÄ¼ç°òÉÏ¿¸×ÅÐÇÐǵĽ«¹Ù¡£
The Xiangshan Forum, hosted by the Chinese Association for Military
Science, is another sign of the changing times. Not so long ago the PLA
was, in the minds of westerners, an ineffably secret, some would have
said sinister, organisation. The Xiangshan meeting, a competitor of
sorts to Singapore¡¯s long-running Shangri La Dialogue, speaks to a
military establishment that now wants to be heard on the international
stage. Õâ¸öÃûΪÏãɽÂÛ̳(Xiangshan Forum)µÄ»áÒéÓÉÖйú¾üÊ¿ÆÑ§Ñ§»á(Chinese Association for
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China¡¯s rise has come faster than its own leadership imagined, in part
because of the immense damage inflicted on the west by the 2008
financial crash. Beijing now has to learn what it means to be a great
power. This is not meant to sound patronising. Rather it is a
description of reality. After two centuries, first as a victim of, and
then largely a bystander at, global events, China has emerged in the
space of a couple of decades as second only to the US.
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This is not as easy as it sounds, especially since pretty much everyone
else in the neighbourhood would have preferred things to have remained
as they were. China is discovering that, like its neighbours, it too
must adjust to China¡¯s rise. I caught a small glimpse of this in the
Xiangshan discussions. The PLA was founded as a land force to defend
Chinese territory against external aggression. Now the generals are
slashing troop numbers as they look to build expeditionary reach with
naval and air power. This is what rising powers do. Yet I have the
impression they are puzzling about how to make the transition.
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Likewise, the nation¡¯s civilian policymakers often struggle to find the
balance between assertion of what they see as China¡¯s rightful claims
and recognition that rising powers need to reassure. To western ears,
there is a dissonance between loud proclamations of inalienable
sovereignty over disputed territory and quiet assurances, heard many
times at the forum, that Beijing will never use military force in order
to prevail.
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What marks out President Xi Jinping from his predecessors is his
determination at once to concentrate his personal authority at home ¡ª
the old collective leadership has been dismantled ¡ª and project power
abroad. The land reclamation works in the South China Sea are one
manifestation of the latter aim; to my mind, the One Belt, One Road
strategy to build Chinese influence across Eurasia is a still more
ambitious one.
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Mr Xi¡¯s decision to hold talks with Taiwan¡¯s outgoing president Ma Ying-jeou
¡ª the first such meeting since Taiwan broke from the mainland in 1949 ¡ª
also suggests a leader willing to take risks. The meeting may be seen to
have badly backfired if Mr Ma¡¯s KTM loses to the more overtly
nationalistic Democrat Progressives in January¡¯s elections.
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Beijing has a point when it says that things cannot stay the same. Its
strongest argument is also the simplest: the world has changed. The
range and complexity of China¡¯s economic and security interests have
multiplied. Like other great powers, it must assume a role in policing
the global commons. To say that the old balance must not be disturbed is
to defy the facts of geopolitics. You cannot look at the 21st century
through the eyes of the 20th. Oh, and when last did a rising power not
seek control over its coastal waters?
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Yet it is equally natural that Beijing¡¯s ambitions jar with the US.
America¡¯s presence in East Asia has been the guarantor of regional
peace. What is more, the US is an East Asian power by invitation.
China¡¯s neighbouring states have been asking for a bigger not a smaller
US presence. Vietnam is cross because Washington will not sell it
sufficiently sophisticated weaponry. Think about it. The big criticism
from most regional powers of President Barack Obama¡¯s pivot to Asia is
that it has been too timid.
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East Asia will not stay the same for the simple reason that China¡¯s rise
has remade the landscape. America cannot hold on to a primacy that has
already been lost. But nor can China claim its own hegemony. A new order
must accommodate both. Any effort from either side to prove otherwise
would tell us only that, like Sparta and Athens, they are doomed to
collide.
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