On the afternoon of November 25th, the fourth lecture on the Lecture Forum of the Famous State State State State State State State State was held in the lecture hall on the fourth floor of the library. Li Li, deputy dean of the Institute of International Relations of Tsinghua University and deputy editor -in -chief of "International Political Science", gave a lecture entitled "Multi -Alliance and India diplomacy".

The lectures are divided into four parts: "Controversy about the nature of India's non -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -all -alliance country", "proposal of not alliance", "India's departure of non -alliance" and "the proposal of multi -all -alliance and its essence". The Li Li system sorted out the controversy of all parties on the nature of India's non -alliance countries, explained the connotation of the two concepts of "not alliance 2.0" and "multi -alliance", and analyzed the trajectory of the development and changes of India ’s alliance policies during the Cold War. Dynamics. Li Li focused on the development and changes of Indian -American relations since the new century, as well as the role of India in the "Asia -Pacific Balance" and "Indo -Pacific" strategy in the United States. Explaining the diplomatic practice of alliances and looking forward to the development trend of Sino -Indian relations.

In the interactive session of the question, Li Li answered the reason why India did not sign RCEP, the confrontation between the Sino -Indian border and the relationship between the three kingdoms of China and the Sino Combined.