The U. S. and China on the impact of regional economic integration in East Asia

As China’s economic strengths and politics power increased, China formed a regional hegemony gradually in the East Asian region. In particular, after China and the ASEAN signed Free Trade Area Agreement, the China’s affect more deeply in Southeast Asia. The East Asian region with the economic and political diversity and regional political relations has shown complex and political fracture zone characteristics then East Asia has the typical “external interference” of features. So the East Asian regional economic integration with the external factors of the U.S. and made some sort of sensitive relationship between East Asia. With China's rapid economic development has become a condition to be regional hegemony in East Asia, and the U.S. worries China has become the leading force in the East Asian integration would result in U.S. forces marginalization in East Asia. Therefore, the U. S. consider China's rise within East Asia as challenges. The paper with The Theory of Hegemony Stability to analysis of why China should be regarded as the East Asian regional hegemony, and how they affect the East Asian regional integration. The U.S., the global level hegemony, has a significant impact in East Asia regional integration and the U.S. compete with China to become the leading force of the East Asian regional integration. Finally, China and the U. S. must through creative programs to resolve conflicts between China and the U. S. in order to avoid interfering with the process of regional economic integration in East Asia.