The Discussion on China’s “Soft Power” Policy in ASEAN——The case study of Thailand The Discussion on China’s “Soft Power” Policy in ASEAN——The case study of Thailand

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Abstract: Since the new era, “Soft Power” has become an important diplomatic means and assumed play an important role between countries. It is well known in political science circles that, in the era of MAO ZEDONG, China used soft power policies to improve the national image on the international stage and establish good relations between countries. China's neighboring countries are also influenced by China's soft power. Today, neighboring countries are playing an increasingly important role in China's development. No matter the interests of both sides and various sides, China believes that more close ties with neighboring countries need to be promoted in all aspects. ASEAN is China's have the largest neighboring country and an important partner of China in its diplomatic strategy and “Belt and Road” Initiative policy. Although in the past, there have been many conflicts and contradictions between China and several ASEAN countries, including the south China sea issue and border security conflicts, as the two sides look forward to a solution, it has become a common pursuit of cooperation and development. In addition to using diplomacy to try to find the best solution, China itself sees the way of using the “Soft Power” policy as an important solution. Among ASEAN countries, Thailand is the best example of China's soft power influence. Thailand is an ASEAN country that has never had a conflict or war with China in history. At present, Thailand is also one of the countries that have successfully used China's soft power policy. In addition, the policy of soft power is unavoidable for China and ASEAN countries to create a community of Shared future and long-term peace for common development.

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