Japan's foreign policy in the 1970s went through three stages: "multilateral and autonomous diplomacy" based on the U.S.-Japan alliance; strengthening of U.S.-Japan relations, and at the same time, th

Test Question Analysis: This question mainly tests students' ability to accurately interpret the information in the material, which reads "multilateral and autonomous diplomacy" based on the US-Japan alliance; strengthening US-Japan relations; and strengthening US-Japan relations. "multilateral and autonomous diplomacy"; strengthening U.S.-Japanese relations while adopting "isometric diplomacy" between China and the Soviet Union; "all-round diplomacy" with U.S.-Japanese cooperation as the axis." Description of the 1970s Japan's foreign policy to the U.S.-Japanese relations as the core focus, while the United States in order to implement the "Cold War" is bound to strengthen the U.S.-Japanese alliance and will not relax the diplomatic constraints on Japan, so the D statement is wrong does not accord with the historical facts, the A, B, C, three correctly expressed in line with the meaning of the material.