Abstract
China is the world’s second largest economy. After joining the World Trade Organization, China expanded trade relations with other neighboring countries and became more involved in value chains. Chinese trade expansion not only affected the political and economic situation, but also influenced the global value chain. This paper helped to find Chinese economics, trade strategies, better understand the behavior of China on the assumption of power and the structure of the international system, and predict that China might challenge the current order using international relations theories, as well as putting more focus on realism, liberalism, and constructivism. The findings of this study explore the Chinese economic development pathway and influence of the International organization in terms of realism, liberalism, and constructivism. Moreover, it helps to rebound the benefit for the researcher, academic and policy-makers as this research uncovers critical areas of Chinese strategy in the international arena.
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