China’s concept of democracy presents a stark contrast to familiar Western models. Instead of dismissing or fearing this different approach, engaging with and seeking to understand it can serve as a worthwhile reflection on Western systems and assumptions.
China’s whole-process people’s democracy has created happiness and prosperity for its citizens and promoted global peace and development.
With the benevolent state in control, individuals enjoy the freedom to live their lives, the state being there to support them.
Whole-process people’s democracy tells those that are pursuing democracy that each country is entitled to search out the political system and path to democracy best suited to their national conditions.
China’s call for building a community with a shared future for all mankind is not a cynical slogan to expose the self-seeking nature of Western hegemony.
The Western critics need to objectively understand the system of a socialist democracy. Other developing countries also have a lot to learn from China’s democratic norms and its governance system.
A fundamental restructuring of international governance is required if the benefits of global economic growth are to be shared more fairly, and the dream of common prosperity for all peoples is to be turned into reality.
China and the United States have contributed two types of democracies to humanity. It’s utterly wrong to insist that Western democracy is the only right democracy model and willingly impose such democracy on other countries.
Politics cannot merely impose itself. Rather, it must represent the needs of the people, their dreams and desires.
The CPC’s policies are deeply rooted in Chinese society and are aimed at benefiting all people.
People’s democracy is the lifeblood of socialism and it is integral to our efforts to build a modern socialist country in all respects.
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