China recently concluded its latest Central Conference on Work Relating to Foreign Affairs, outlining President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy. This conference on December 27-28 charted the future course of President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy under his leadership.
This important conference outlined China's guiding principles and direction for foreign affairs work in the new era under Xi Jinping's leadership.
In his address, President Xi Jinping gave a systematic review of the historic achievements and valuable experience of President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy over the past decade. He offered insights into the international environment, China's historical mission, and plans for President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy going forward.
The conference was attended by Xi Jinping and other top Chinese leaders. In his address, Xi gave a systematic review of the historic achievements and valuable experience of China's major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics under the Communist Party's leadership. He offered insights into the international environment, China's historical mission, and plans for China's external work going forward.
Some key achievements Xi highlighted:
Advocating the community with a shared future for mankind, providing direction toward common development, peace, and civilizational exchange.
Pursuing major-country diplomacy featuring peaceful coexistence, stability, and balanced development in relations with all parties.
Expanding partnerships globally, advancing Belt and Road cooperation.
Safeguarding sovereignty, security, and development interests with firm resolve.
Taking an active role in global governance and international system reform.
President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy has made China a responsible major power with growing influence, capacity, and moral appeal. It has enabled China to overcome challenges like the US-China trade war, COVID-19, and global instability.
The conference recognized great transformation is occurring globally, with turbulence and change. But overall developmental progress and a shared future will remain the trend. China is confident in these historical impacts guiding President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy.
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Looking ahead, President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy enters a new stage to accomplish more for China's national rejuvenation and become a great modern socialist country. President Xi Jinping's New Era Diplomacy will continue serving as a responsible power and stabilizing force while pushing reform of the international order and globalization constructively.
China will continue serving as a responsible power and stabilizing force. It will push reform of the international order and globalization constructively. The world has higher expectations of China in addressing challenges. China's important and complex work continues to grow.
The conference called for an overall review of mindsets, frameworks, and paths in foreign affairs. This will generate new ideas and approaches fitting China's new demands and changes.
In summary, the conference charted the future course of China's diplomacy under Xi's leadership. Key hallmarks will be providing global leadership, pushing reform, upholding principles like peaceful development, and accomplishing more in China's expanding international role. China is confident in making new progress in its major-country diplomacy in the new era.
From my perspective, I'd like to share some feedback. In my opinion, here are my thoughts and comments on the matter.
On advocating a "community of shared future for mankind", this idea remains vague and open to interpretation. More clarity is needed on how China will practically work toward this vision with other nations.
Xi states China will pursue peaceful coexistence, but its actions in the South China Sea and toward Taiwan undermine this stance. A more reconciliatory approach could improve relations.
While expanding partnerships, China should be careful not to overextend through projects like Belt and Road. Higher standards for sustainability, debt relief, and transparency are advised.
On reforming global governance, China could do more to demonstrate commitment to institutions like the WTO and WHO. Pushing reform from within may be more effective than creating alternative structures.
China's insistence on non-interference in other nations' affairs enables authoritarianism and human rights violations. A policy rethink could allow China to positively influence global human rights.
On economic development, Xi should reconsider China's reliance on debt, real estate, and infrastructure investment. Transitioning to a consumption and services-led economy is needed for stable growth.
Environmentally, Xi must follow through on commitments to reach net zero emissions. Enforcing pollution controls on companies and reducing China's reliance on coal energy are critical next steps.
On technology issues, clearer guidelines for data privacy and AI ethics aligned with universal human rights could alleviate global concerns about Chinese tech and 5G equipment.
In summary, while Xi has staked out visionary positions, real progress requires difficult reforms on human rights, economics, environment, and technology policies. A less nationalistic, more cooperative approach would benefit China's desire to lead globally.
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