As part of a broad effort to world peace this resource kit supplies information on China and attempts to motivate people to work in their communities on concerns of China. Emphasis in the kit is upon placing equal weight on both information and action. Four background articles give the reader an introduction to China's self-image in world affairs. Respectively, these articles: survey foreign policy since 1949, which is based on a combination of security considerations, ideology, and a desire for world recognition; illuminate present foreign policy concerns which differ from United States interest and priorities; present excerpts from Chiao Kuan-hua's speech that are to be emphasized in the United States-China relations are suggested and specific programs provided for groups who want to work on China concerns. Lastly, a resource section includes a bibliography of books, pamphlets, periodicals, and also sources for speakers, films, and other programming aids for use by individuals and communities. (Author/SJM)