蔡劲松主编的《走向世界的中国军队》以讲故事的形式介绍了建国60多年来中国军队在各个领域的对外交流与合作，主要包括边防交往、联演联训、承担国际义务、对外培训、出国留学、消除战争梦魇，以及人文交流等方面。本书较为全面地展示了中国军队越来越自信、越来越开放的姿态，表达了中国军队与各国军队一起维护世界和平、促进共同发展的良好愿望。

Preface

Acronyms and Abbreviations

Introduction

Chapter 1 On the Border Line

 Safeguarding Peace Together

 The Fate-Sharing Friendship

 The Timely Help in Bad Need

 Beating the Swords into Ploughshares

 Problems Solved with a Smile

Chapter 2 Joint Exercises with Foreign Military Forces

 The First Gunshot in the Cross-Border Joint Military Exercises

 "The Flock of Eagles" that Flew across the Friendship Peak

 The Hand-Shaking across the Pacific Ocean

 The Acclamation of the Indian Ocean for the Chinese Navy

 The Pride of the Mountain Warriors

 The Friendship on the Temburong River

 The Actual Combat Oriented Contest

Chapter 3 China: A Conscientious Nation

 The First Chinese Commander in the UN Peacekeeping Forces

 The Track Leading to the Dark Blue

 The "National Team" of Disaster Relief and Emergency Response

 The Lifeboat Sailing into the Blue Waters

 The Emergency Evacuation by Land, Air and Sea

 Countering Ebola

Chapter 4 Teachers and Friends

 The Highest University at the Foot of Great Wall

 Brotherhood in Face of Epidemic

 Sparks out of Collision

 Teaching Them How to Fish

 Forging the Tanzanian Special Operations Company

 Fruitful Learning at the Naval University of Engineering

Chapter 5 Learning from the Others

 Golden Seed out of Rotors

 Gold Medal Student from China

 In the Name of Kuznetsov

 Introducing a Real China to the World

 Chinese Spring Festival in Royal British Naval Academy

Chapter 6 Eliminating Nightmares

 Dating with the Ghost

 Taking Part in Iraqi Weapons Inspection

 Syria Chemical Weapons Investigation and Maritime Escort

 Chinese Minesweeping Expert to the World

Chapter 7 Heart-to-Heart Exchanges

 Brigade Linfen: An Open Window of the PLA Army

 Contending at West Point

 Music and Friendship Contributes to Harmony

 The Chinese Formation on the Constitution Square

 The "Sky Dancers" Charging Limits

 Safeguarding the Ensign

 China-US Cooperation in Military Archives