中國智庫示警：應建立「邊疆歷史」自主體系 反制西方「去中國化」威脅
中國官 方智庫學者樊恩實警告，為反制西方主導歷史觀點的「去中國化」威脅，中國應建立一套關於邊疆歷史的原創知識體系，以鞏固國家安全與國際話語權。
誰掌握了歷史，誰就掌握了話語權。一名來自中國重要官方智庫的資深學者提出警告，為應對「西方敵對勢力」帶來的國安風險，中國應建立一套關於其邊疆地區歷史的「原創」知識體系。
據報導，中國社會科學院（CASS）學者樊恩實同時警告，美國主導的歷史觀點存在「去中國化」的威脅，呼籲學術界應從「碎片化研究」轉向系統性的本土理論，以更有效地投射中國的影響力。
國家安全與歷史敘事之爭
樊恩實的論點核心，是將歷史詮釋權視為國家安全的一環。他所稱的「西方敵對勢力」，顯然指向以美國為首的國家，認為其透過學術與媒體，試圖削弱或否定中國對新疆、西藏等邊疆地區的歷史連結。對北京而言，這種「去中國化」的歷史敘事，直接挑戰其領土主張與統治的合法性。
因此，建立一套「自主」且「原創」的知識體系，目的在於從根本上建構一套以中國為中心的歷史論述，用以鞏固內部認同，並在國際舞台上反擊外部質疑。
從「碎片化」到「系統化」的戰略轉移
該學者呼籲揚棄過往「碎片化」的研究模式。這意味著不再僅僅針對特定歷史事件進行被動回應或辯護，而是要主動出擊，建立一套宏大、連貫且具備內在邏輯的理論框架。此舉的戰略意圖十分明顯：掌握歷史的定義權與解釋權，進而將這種影響力擴散至文化、教育乃至外交政策層面，是一場影響力投射的長期佈局。
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