The international strategic pattern includes international political pattern, international economic pattern and international () pattern.

The international strategic pattern includes three parts: international political pattern, international economic pattern and international military pattern.

Basic concepts of international strategic pattern;

The international strategic pattern refers to the global and mutually stable power contrast structure and basic situation formed by the mutual contact and interaction of international strategic forces in the international community in a certain historical period.

As the direct product of international struggle and the inevitable result of the application of international strategy, the international strategic pattern is composed of international strategic forces. International strategic power is composed of many factors: first, political power, mainly including political stability, political organization (coordination) and political influence (call); Second, economic power, mainly including productivity, economic development, economic resource allocation (utilization) and its reserve power; Third, military strength mainly includes standing military strength, reserve military strength and war mobilization. Fourth, scientific and technological strength, mainly including scientific and technological development, application and transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and scientific and technological inventions; Fifth, social and cultural forces mainly include social cohesion, the influence of social civilization, and the inheritance and development of historical traditions. Although these elements of national power or national group power have different functions and influences, as long as they form a whole and give full play to their comprehensive influence, they can truly constitute an international strategic force and have due influence on the international strategic pattern.

The essence of the relationship between countries is the power contrast between countries. Therefore, the international strategic pattern is essentially a comparative relationship between international strategic forces. The foundation of the formation, development and change of the international strategic pattern lies in the comparison of political, economic and military forces of various countries. In particular, the changes in the strength and status of great powers and the resulting influence contrast are the direct reasons for the changes in the international strategic pattern. Therefore, when examining various strategic forces, we should not only examine their own strength and status, but also their actual role and influence in international affairs, so as to form a correct strategic judgment.