Chinese foreign policy after Mao's death was not marked by:

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After Mao's death, Chinese foreign policy indeed saw fears of Russian encirclement, poor relations with Vietnam, and improved relations with Japan. However, it did not experience increased tensions with the US under Reagan; instead, the period saw a continuation and even an improvement in Sino-American relations as both countries found common ground in countering Soviet influence.

Chinese Foreign Policy After Mao's Death Was Not Marked By