After the war, under America’s protection and initial guidance, Japan emerged as a champion of a rule-based international system. It financed the UN to a greater degree in relative terms than any other country, engaged meaningfully in other international institutions, and supported the development of its Asian neighbors, including China.
战后在美国的庇护和初步引导下，日本以一个尊重规则的国际体制拥护者的形象出现。日本对联合国的资助相比而言大于其他国家，此外还切实参与其他国际组织，并支持包括中国在内的亚洲邻国的发展。