This document provides an overview of China's emergence as a global power. It discusses China's long history and past struggles, as well as its recent rapid economic and military rise beginning in the late 20th century. Major factors in China's rise include the Chinese revolution, economic reforms, foreign investment, and diplomatic policies. The document examines implications of China's growing power for Asia, the West, and neighboring countries like India and Nepal. It recommends that China continue engaging neighbors through soft power and reassessing aggressive regional positions.

1. WELCOME

3. Aim
To acknowledge about the
emergence of China as the global
power

4. The nations which today own the world's resources
fear the rise of China and wish to postpone the
day of that rise.
- Rabindranath Tagore, 1915

5. Scope
 Introduction
 Statement of the problem
 Objective of the problem
 Historical Background
 Major stakeholders for the rise of China
 Chinese power and future aspects
 Implication of Chinese power
 Conclusion
 Recommendation

6. Introduction
 Country of genius people
 Country of invention from the very ancient period
 Suffered the "Century of Humiliation”
 Transformed rapidly in every fields in short time
 Global super power of modern world
 Worlds largest economy

7. Statement of the problem
 What is the historical background and past condition
of China?
 How was china able to rise as world superpower in
very short period of time and who are the major
stakeholders?
 What is the current status and future aspect of
Chinese Power?
 What are the implications of Chinese emergence of
global power?

8. Objective of the study
 Study the historical background and past condition of
China.
 Analyze the reason behind Chinese emergence as
superpower in short period and study major
stakeholders.
 Analyze the current status and future aspect of
Chinese Power.
 Study and analyze are the implication of Chinese
emergence of global power.

9. Monarchy
Republic
of China
PRC
5000 BC-1911
1911-1949
1949-till date
History

10. Dynasties
 Xia dynasty (2200 BC-1700 BC)
 Shang Dynasty (1600 BC- 1046 BC)
 Zhou Dynasty (1122 BC- 256 BC)
 Qin Dynasty (221 BC- 206 BC)
 Han Dynasty (207 BC- 220 AD)
 Sui Dynasty (589 AD- 618 AD)
 Tang Dynasty (618 AD- 907 AD)
 Song Dynasty (959 AD- 1279 AD)
 Yuan Dynasty (1271 AD- 1368 AD)
 Ming Dynasty ( 1368 AD – 1644 AD)
 Qing Dynasty (1644 AD – 1911 AD)
Major Events
First Dynasty
Estd of Silk Road
Era of Three Kingdom
5 dynasty 10 kingdom period
Mogal dynasty started
Last Dynasty

11. Post Dynasty History
Final
Chinese
revolution
Communist
victory in
china
Mao as
Chinese
leader
1911
1936
1949

12. Past Status
 World major producer of steel by 1078
 Advanced navigation system for trade in 18th century
 Possessed largest commercial ship in 1588
 Conquest of east by British affected Chinese trade in
 Enforcement of unequal trade treaty by British
 Flooded with British opium
 Economic developments slower down in 18th century
 Re took the pace of development in late 20th century

13. Modern China
 Chinese Revolution key step towards modernization
 Command taken by Mao Tse Dong
 Initiated dramatic economic shift since 1980s
 Increased foreign investment
 By 2007, Chinese economic development rate was
11%
 Worlds largest economy today

14. Reasons
 Great Chinese revolution
 Military Modernization
 Status Quo
 Diplomacy and international relation policy
 Nationalization
 Economic Development and diplomacy

15. Major Stakeholders
Russia Mao

16. Chinese Power and Future Aspects
China
Military
Economy
Nuclear
Diplomacy

18. Implication
 Balance of power
 South China Sea
 East China Sea
 India Pak Issue
 North Korean
Issue
Asia

19. Implication
 Power Warfare
 Economy
 Trade and oil
 USA concerned
 Shift of world power
West

20. Implication
 Border Sharing neighbor
 Aids in various field
 Power balance with
India
 Good lesson Learned
 Can be threat hence
must be prepared
Nepal

21. Recommendation
 Alleviate the severe human security issues
 On the regional level : Continue to engage with
its neighbors through soft power interactions
 Reassess its aggressive positions in regional
conflicts
 Status quo
 Nepal need to learn from Chinese emergence