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Abstract
This study investigates the evolution of China's diplomacy, specifically its transition from a peaceful and low-profile approach to the assertive and confrontational wolf warrior style, and its implications for international relations, regional politics, and global governance. The paper examines the underlying motivations for adopting the wolf warrior approach, using three case studies during the COVID-19 pandemic: the Twitter spat between Zhao Lijian and the U.S. State Department, the diplomatic conflict between China and Australia, and the confrontation between China and Sweden. These incidents provide valuable insights into the various dimensions of China's wolf warrior diplomacy.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Nov 18, 2023
Authors
Shaoyu Yuan
Tags
China's diplomacy
wolf warrior
international relations
COVID-19
diplomatic conflict
regional politics
global governance

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