On China
Henry Kissinger, the controversial guru of realpolitik who has influenced US foreign policy for four decades, is amazed by the symbolism enshrined in wei qi. In his latest book On China, he relies on its complexity to illustrate how the Chinese mind works and how one of history’s most impenetrable and inward-looking cultures views the rest of the world. It is this understanding that enabled him — and yes, his Presidents back at Washington, D.C. — to pry open Communist China for political rapprochement in 1971.
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