In the late 1980s to early 1990s, the Japanese policy concerning economic conglomeration was oriented to an attitude of non-conglomeration and critical-conglomeration despite that at the time North American free trade zone and European Common Market were established in succession and the economic alliance of North America and West Europe also made substantial progress.

The mode of thinking is showed by that China conforms to the trend of regional economic integration and seeks relying on the strength of group; The attitude is done by that China acts actively, and tries to accomplish something.