Please revise my report , Part2 Part Ⅲ: Second Stage 1979-1995 China singed a number of arms control agreements and some protocols of NWFZ and attended the arms control and disarmament forums and proposed initiatives. Especially, the thing which China joined IAEA was a big turning point. Moreover, China improved NPT and COCOM and started to cooperate with Western countries or many international organizations. Reorganization of administrative system was big factor about change of China. State Council and Central Military Commission authorized several ministries to set up different companies for foreign trade in 1980, State council had the jurisdiction about the nuclear, aviation, ordnance in 1986. In this phase China keeps a guarded attitude toward most arms control and disarmament treaties, organizations, and regimes. There was little need for nonproliferation trade controls because only designated, state-owned enterprises (SOEs) had the right to export. However, the economic reforms of this phase liberalized China’s centrally planned economy by opening production and trade opportunities to more entities, thus undermining the elements that previously comprised a export controls. China also undertook a more proactive foreign policy beginning in the 1989s, solidifying relations with a number of countries. China continued to criticize the informal multilateral export control arrangements, but through its treaty accessions it began to show signs of embracing institutions of the international nonproliferation regime, provided these institutions were characterized by near-universal membership or organized within or adjacent to United Nations.