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Liu Yongtaoto threaten any third party’s interests (Zhang, 2007:48), and “it is not necessary or likely forChina to reduce U.S. influence in the West Hemisphere through elevating China-Latin Americanrelations” (Jiang, 2005:10).113In addition, with the increasing development of China-Latin America relations, trade frictionsemerge and “get prominent” (Sun and Zhang, 2007:71). One cause for the frictions, amongothers, is that China and the Latin American countries have similar export structures. Specifically,the low technology-valued products that China exports to Latin America, like textiles,clothes, and electronic gadgets, are similar to the products that Latin American countriesexport to China. Consequently there is competition for markets in Latin America, China, andpossibly other countries where they intend to export their goods. As one commenter puts it,China poses a challenge to Latin America “in terms of the strategy of economic developmentand the elevation of industrial structure” (Cao, 2005:75). To deal with the frictions, equal dialogues,friendly consultations, and related policymaking and readjustment are needed.The third challenge is the constant need for both Chinese and Latin American people to“deepen their mutual understandings” of each other’s civilizations, cultures, political systems,and social values and beliefs (Zhang, 1994:41). As mentioned above, China and theLatin American countries are geographically and culturally distant. Progress has been madein cultural exchanges between China and Latin America in recent years, but much remains tobe done (Zhu and Liu, 2008:40). The lack of deep and proper understandings of each othermay give rise to negative effects on economic and political relations. Mutual understandingis a long-term endeavor that can be achieved through various programs such as universitycourses on Chinese and Latin American languages, history, politics, economics, culture, anddiplomacy, and film, art, or music festivals organized through official and civil channels tohelp people on both sides to know and appreciate each other.5. Concluding RemarksWith the process of globalization, the increasing demand for national development in bothChina and Latin America, and China’s foreign policy and strategy, China is determined toembrace the international community and further involve itself in the process of global economicintegration. Accordingly, the overall relationship between China and Latin America isbound to expand in the 21 st century.Indeed, new progress has been made in China-Latin America relations in many ways, atvarious levels, and across a broad spectrum of areas in recent years. The two sides haveenjoyed more frequently high-level exchanges, stronger political trust, closer cooperation inareas such as economy, trade, science and technology, culture, and education, and mutualsupport and close coordination in international affairs. The friendly cooperation between thetwo sides serves the fundamental interests of their peoples. Future growth of the relationshipenjoys great potential and broad prospects, and will contribute more significantly to peaceand the development of mankind.GCG GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY - UNIVERSIA ENERO-ABRIL 2012 VOL. 6 NUM. 1 ISSN: 1988-7116pp: 107-114
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