1945年9月2日,日本政府代表在“密苏里”号的甲板上签署无条件投降书,宣告了世界反法西斯战争的胜利。然而二战的结束并未使人类盼得永久的安宁。和平发展的“共识”难以阻止一些国家以军事入侵他国为手段悍然进行资源和利益的争夺,加之文明和意识形态等因素的影响,局部战争至今依旧绵延。经过60多年的长期积累,我国已成为世界第二大经济体与世界经济增长的最重要贡献者。相对和平的周边环境是我国得以长期保持较快经 On September 2, 1945, the Japanese government representative signed an unconditional surrender on the deck of the “Missouri” proclaiming the victory of the world anti-fascist war. However, the end of World War II did not make mankind look forward to permanent peace. The “consensus” of peaceful development can hardly prevent some countries from brazenly competing for resources and interests by means of military invasion of other countries. Apart from the influence of civilizations and ideologies, the partial wars have still lasted till now. After more than 60 years of long-term accumulation, our country has become the second-largest economy in the world and the most important contributor to world economic growth. The relatively peaceful surrounding environment is where our country has been able to maintain its rapidity over the long term