China Consensus -- How China's Model Wins the Future

Author: "21st Century Business Herald"
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The clock of the New Year in 2005 has quietly chimed, and the old year has instantly become history amidst the bustling economic life. Only "all under heaven," not "the world," has been China's long-standing "worldview"? Only "Heaven's way," yet seeking truth, has been China's long-standing "scientific view"? "Who controls Eurasia, controls the world; who controls Central Asia, controls Eurasia." How is China's regional strategy? The world coordinates of 21 Chinese people. 21 Chinese people, doing 21 things of their own, these things are watched by the world. Who is quietly listening? Who is fiercely arguing? Who is narrating in a gentle manner? In the past one and a half centuries, no era of Chinese people has been as composed or had as many opportunities as contemporary Chinese to embrace and integrate different traditions, building social consensus. There is consensus among people about the social imbalances and rights conflicts arising from China's current market economy development, but there is still a temporary lack of consensus on how to solve this problem. And it is precisely the challenge of this era's problem that has given this generation the historical opportunity to re-communicate and understand ancient, modern, and contemporary Chinese traditions, as well as more accurately understand Western civilization and experience. This generation of Chinese people must dedicate themselves to realizing the grand vision of reviving Chinese civilization, and must create a future in the practical process of addressing the challenges of the times.