Correlation of Realism and Geopolitics, Case Study: Discources of the Foreign Policy of China

China's Communist revolution in 1949 led to the transformation extensively in Chinese foreign policy. This country has gone through different periods from the foreign policy and its relations with the countries of the world, has been associated with many ups and downs. In total, China's foreign policy ever since the Communist revolution in 1949 can be divided into two different periods, and during the Mau period. Under Mao, China to protect its fledgling state, relying on Soviet policy, but Mao later due to ideological differences with Moscow, from the Soviet Union and policy away from its reliance placed on the agenda. After the death of Mao and the rise of Deng Xiao Ping, China's policies towards the ideological distance and went and pragmatic Realpolitik. It was in this period that China's break with the ideology of Mao's policies, the rotary control in its foreign policy that remains to this day. This Paper with methodology of descriptive-analytic, has been reviewed the various aspects of the foreign policy of China from the Mao era, up to Now, and has attempted to respond to this question that What are changes in the foreign policy of China, from the Communist revolution of 1949 up hitherward? The results show that the foreign policy of China has backed away from the ideological fettle and has pursued realistic and practical approach based on the realities of the world geopolitics.