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Hide your strength, bide your time
Guiding philosophy of PRC's foreign policy in the Deng Xiaoping era
Hide your strength, bide your time
Hide your strength, bide your time (Traditional Chinese: 韜光養晦; Simplified Chinese: 韬光养晦) is a political slogan of the People's Republic of China, typically used to describe a tenet of China's foreign policy. It is commonly attributed to Deng Xiaoping, although the phrase was in fact coined by his successor, Jiang Zemin. Construed literally, the first part of the slogan, "taoguang", refers to concealing one's fame or talent, while "yanghui" means to retreat from public life. The combined term, "taohui" is also used to describe a tactic of hiding one's abilities, biding time, and waiting for the right moment.
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