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1 JO UR N ALO FEAST CHIN AN O R M ALUN IVER SITY Humanities and Social Sciences No * DOI /j. cnki * 15@ ZH009 1 Bernd Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 October 2004 pp. 2-3 Shimotomai Nobuo Kim Il Sung s Balancing Act between Moscow and Beijing in Tsuyoshi Hasegawa ed. The Cold War in East Asia pp

2 РГАНИ ф. 5 оп. 30 д. 49 л The Sino-Soviet Struggle in the World Communist Movement since Khrushchev s Fall Part 3 September 196 DNSA U. S. Intelligence and China Collection Analysis and Covert Action CI0130 pp Record of Conversation with Gromyko and Pak Song-ch ol April http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection.

3 瑏瑡 196 瑏瑢瑏瑣瑏瑤 1 The Sino-Soviet Struggle in the World Communist Movement since Khrushchev s Fall Part 2 September 196 DNSA U. S. Intelligence and China Collection Analysis and Covert Action CI0129 pp Information on the Korean Workers Party Ministry of Foreign Affairs Albania October 1966 http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org / collection. 3 Тихвинский С. Л. отв. ред. Отношения советского союза с народной Кореей с 瑏瑡 Balazs Szalontai and Sergey Radchenko North Korean s Efforts to Acquire Nuclear Technology and Nuclear Weapons Evidence from Russian and Hungarian CWIHP Working Paper No. 53 August 2006 pp 瑏瑢 SAPMO-Barch DY 30 / JIV 2 /2J /2340 瑏瑣瑏瑤 The Sino-Soviet Struggle in the World Communist Movement since Khrushchev s Fall Part 2 September 196 DNSA U. S. Intelligence and China Collection Analysis and Covert Action CI0129 pp Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 p

4 瑏瑠 1 АВПРФ ф оп. 23 п. 112 д. 24 л ESAU Document 39 Kim Il-Sung s New-Military Adventurism 26 November 196 http / /www. foia. cia. gov /cpe. asp NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp pp Merle Pribbenow North Korean Pilots in the Skies over Vietnam NKIDP E-Dossier No. 2 November 2011 p. 1 2 The Sino-Soviet Struggle in the World Communist Movement since Khrushchev s Fall Part 2 September 196 DNSA U. S. Intelligence and China Collection Analysis and Covert Action CI0129 pp AMVRB Opis 20p delo 1 No. 29 瑏瑠 NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp. 2-30

5 Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 p АВПРФ ф оп. 23 п. 112 д. 24 л NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp РГАНИ ф. 2 оп. 3 д. 49 л. 3-1 д. 13 л NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp. 2-2 Telegram from Pyongyang to Bucharest May http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection

6 瑏瑠瑏瑡 196 瑏瑢瑏瑣 AMVRB Opis 20p delo 1 No Telegram from Pyongyang to Bucharest May http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection The Sino-Soviet Struggle in the World Communist Movement since Khrushchev s Fall Part 2 September 196 DNSA U. S. Intelligence and China Collection Analysis and Covert Action CI0129 pp Report Embassy of Hungary in China to the Hungarian Foreign Ministry November http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection Scalapino and Lee Communism in Korea p 瑏瑠瑏瑡瑏瑢瑏瑣 Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 p. ESAU Document 39 Kim Il-Sung s New-Military Adventurism 26 Nov. 196 http / /www. foia. cia. gov /cpe. asp. Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 p NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp

7 瑏瑠瑏瑡 Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 pp NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp 瑏瑠 ESAU Document 39 Kim Il-Sung s New-Military Adventurism 26 Nov. 196 http / /www. foia. cia. gov /cpe. asp. 瑏瑡

8 % 10 瑏瑠瑏瑡瑏瑢瑏瑠 Telegram from Pyongyang to Bucharest May http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection. Telegram from Pyongyang to Bucharest April 196 http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection. Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 p.. АВПРФ ф оп. 23 п. 112 д. 24 л AMVRB Opis 20p delo 1 No NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp AMVRB Opis 20p delo 1 No 瑏瑡 Christian F. Ostermann James Person eds. Crisis and Confrontation on the Korean Peninsula A Critical Oral History WWIC History and Public Program Washington D. C p. 224 瑏瑢

9 瑏瑠瑏瑡 1 B Telegram from Pyongyang to Bucharest June http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 pp SAPMO-Barch DY 30 / CWIHP Bulletin Issues 14 /15 pp NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org / collection 瑏瑠瑏瑡 Report Embassy of Hungary in China to the Hungarian Foreign Ministry April http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection On Current Relations between the DPRK and the PRC March http / /

10 EC 瑏瑠 6 瑏瑡 Mitchell Lerner A Failure of Perception Lyndon Johnson North Korean Ideology and the Pueblo Incident Diplomatic History Vol. 25 No. 4 Fall 2001 pp Mitchell Lerner A Dangerous Miscalculation New Evidence from Communist-Bloc Archives about North Korea and the Crises of 196 Journal of Cold War Studies Vol. 6 No. 1 Winter 2004 pp Sergey Radchenko The Soviet Union and the North Korean Seizure of the USS Pueblo Evidence from Russian Archives CWIHP Working Paper No. 4 April 2005 Ostermann Person eds. Crisis and Confrontation on the Korean Peninsula Telegram from Pyongyang to Bucharest March http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection Mitchell Lerner and Jong-Dae Shin New Romanian Evidence on the Blue House Raid and the USS Pueblo Incident NKIDP E-Dossier No. 5 March 2012 p 瑏瑠瑏瑡 EC Richard Mobley Flash Point North Korea The Pueblo and EC-121 Crises Annapolis MD Naval Institute Press 2003 Mitchell Lerner Mostly Propaganda in Nature Kim Il Sung the Juche Ideology and the Second Korean War NKIDP Working Paper No. 3 December D РГАНИ ф. 2 оп. 3 д. 161 л. 3-20об

11 РГАНИ ф. 5 оп. 61 д. 434 л NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp Brief summary of conversation between Zhou Enlai with Kazbiu Hazbiu and Xhoxhi Robo June http / /digitalarchive. wilsoncenter. org /collection CWIHP Working Paper No. 53 p NKIDP Document Reader No. 2 pp

12 瑏瑠 6 25 瑏瑡 6 2 瑏瑢 6 26 瑏瑣 Ткаченко В. П. Корейский полуостров и интересы России с 瑏瑡瑏瑣瑏瑠瑏瑢 MOL XIX-J-1-j Korea doboz /6 /

13 Шин В. А. Китай и корейские государства с

14 Schaefer North Korean Adventurism and China s Long Shadow CWIHP Working Paper No. 44 pp

15 JO UR N ALO FEAST CHIN AN O R M ALUN IVER SITY Humanities and Social Sciences No Abstracts and Keywords of Major Articles A Broken Mirror Joined Together the Sino-DPRK Relations during by SHEN Zhi-hua Abstract Brezhnev adjusted domestic and foreign policies and strengthened economic and military assistance to DPRK Democratic People s Republic of Korea after he took office so Kim Il-sung relaxed his attitude towards Soviet Union. Later the Cultural Revolution broke out in China and the ultra-left foreign policy criticized the Workers Party of Korea as revisionism. Meanwhile the Red Guards and rebels made a series of conflicts on the border between China and North Korea. This infuriated Kim Il-sung and the Sino-DPRK relations reached rock bottom. However Mao Ze-dong himself never criticized DPRK and Kim Il-sung did not want to deteriorate the relation with China. Under the sudden tension on Korean Peninsula during the U. S. adopted tough policies towards DPRK. Hence DPRK needed strong support from China. Meanwhile with the armed conflict on Zhen-bao Island which turned the Sino-Soviet relations into the ice point China intended to eliminate the tensions with neighboring countries and urged to repair its relations with DPRK. Choe Yong-gon received an invitation to visit China unexpectedly on September and appeared at Tiananmen Rostrum afterwards. China and DPRK gradually resumed friendly relations. However the disputes between China and DPRK were just postponed rather than solved. Keywords Sino-DPRK relations Sino-Soviet relations Cultural Revolution Mao Ze-dong Kim Il-sung From YAN Zi-ling to HUANG Gong-wang The Cultural Images of Fu-chun River as well as the Prehistory and Connotation of the Painting of Dwelling in the Fu-chun Mountains by HU Xiao-ming Abstract Why did HUANG Gong-wang paint Fu-chun River Why did the painting of Dwelling in the Fu-chun Mountains take up so many years According to HUANG Gong-wang s another annotation written in the same period the connotation of Fu-chun River in HUANG s mind is related to the tradition of poetry. From the two important collected literary works that is The Collected Works of Yanling in the Song Dynasty and The Collected Works of Diaotai in the Ming Dynasty we can see that the legend about the eminent person YAN Zi-ling starting from the East Han Dynasty became the long-lasting core value in the writings of Fu-chun River the landscape literature represented by XIE Ling-yun SHEN Yue MENG Hao-ran and LI Bai condensed images established traditions and created the textual landscape which triggered later generations enriched discourse seeking for truth in beauty and embodying principles in poetry and FAN Zhong-yan s new statements about YAN Zi-ling represented the self-consciousness of the moral subject and the understanding of landscape from a perspective of Neo-Confucianism. In the new situation of being ruled by aliens HUNAG Gong-wang provided a new interpretation of the image of Fu-chun River with his masterpiece with the dissolution of the ethical subject scholars and literati s traditional anxiety of getting along with rulers was transformed into the new issue of their getting along with themselves and the universe. With the discard of rulers and scholars and literati on the one hand and the dissolution of self and others on the other image of Funchun River achieves a super realm of Dao. It is not the point whether HUANG s painting is really about YAN Zi-ling rather it is the spiritual similarity between the painting of Dwelling and YAN Zi-ling i. e. Dao s being more significant than worldly power that secures the honor and dignity of scholars and literati. In this way we can understand better the value of the painting of Dwelling in the cultural history of China and it is also in this way that we can see the intellectual connotation of literature and art. Keywords Painting of Dwelling in Fu-chun Mountains Fu-chun River HUANG Gong-wang YAN Ziling cultural images 16

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