중국의 꿈과 유라시아 정치경제 질서

The manifestation of China's Dream through the BRI epitomizes an expression of self-assuredness stemming from its augmented economic prowess, presenting China with an opportunity for a resplendent future. Nevertheless, this prospect does not invariably equate to opportunities for its adjacent nations and the developing economies within Eurasia. Ostensibly, the BRI champions economic collaboration and integration via an infrastructure network; however, the project's materialization has exposed severe complications across various global regions, including Eurasia. By deploying naval units at several pivotal BRI junctures, China is implicitly elucidating the quintessence of its dream. The dynamics of power striving to command the Eurasian order are intricately woven by the United States, China, Russia, India, and ASEAN. On a macro scale, the maritime segment of the BRI is concurrently subjected to strategic counterbalances from the United States, India, ASEAN, and Russia, while, in contrast, However, China must navigate through the strategic cooperation and counterbalances of the Russo-Indian axis and potential checks by the United States.