The "one-sided" foreign policy adopted by People's Republic of China (PRC) after the founding of the People's Republic of China means that the newly born people of China will firmly stand on the side of the Eastern Group headed by the Soviet Union in the international struggle. Its essence is the solemn stand of the people of China against imperialism. This is entirely a political line. It doesn't mean that the China administration will never associate with capitalist countries such as Britain and the United States, nor does it mean that the China administration will give up its independence and fall to the unprincipled side of the Soviet Union.