Under the traditional net - Wandering and confused France

Author: Han Zhongfu
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Publish Date: 1998-05-01
Features: History is not a distant past. Reality is not a castle in the air. The future is the continuation of history and reality. Reality is the bridge connecting the past, present, and future. The 20th century is about to end, and the 21st century is about to begin. At this very moment of the turn of the century, people can't help but ask: Where is the future world heading? How will humanity navigate another century? Today, as we stand at the pinnacle of a century, looking back at human history, touching the pulse of the times, we are both heartbroken by the bloody history of humanity and overjoyed with the high development of material civilization over the past few hundred years. At the same time, we are bewildered by the ever-changing world of today. What kind of world will the 21st century be? China and the world are now inseparably linked. Anyone who cares about the future and destiny of China cannot help but pay attention to the changes in the world's, cannot help but focus on the great changes happening in the current era, and cannot help but consider how countries around the world will address the challenging new issues left by history and reality in the future world. All countries in the world will face severe challenges: How can they secure a place on the world stage in the future? How can they create a more favorable international environment for their national interests? What prospects will economic development and human life have? How will increasingly prominent issues like education, science, and culture constrain the progress of human society in the next century? What preparations should we make for the arrival of the next century? For today, and for tomorrow, we turn our attention to the United Kingdom and France, which once flourished in modern world history, as well as the emerging superpowers—the United States, Japan, and Germany.