Focusing on the key foreign policy concepts under Xi Jinping—such as "New Type of Great Power Relations," "Belt and Road Initiative," and "Community of Shared Future for Mankind"—the book critiques the perception of these as coherent strategic plans. It introduces a slogan politics approach, arguing that these concepts serve multifunctional roles in political communication. By examining how they assert power, promote propaganda, and engage domestic and international actors, the book reveals the complexities of China's foreign policy and the influence of various stakeholders in shaping its narrative.
