China rolled out the red carpet at its second press conference this Friday, highlighting the latest updates on the upcoming 80th anniversary of the Victory of the Chinese People's Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War in Beijing 🎉.
At the heart of the conference was the "community with a shared future for mankind" concept—a vision China introduced to push for peaceful development and international teamwork 🌐.
Vice Foreign Minister Ma Zhaoxu explained how this idea has leveled up from a local proposal to a global playbook. He noted that it offers fresh ideas for international relations, a new framework for global governance, and it’s like moving from solo mode to multiplayer on world issues. The concept goes beyond bloc politics, power plays, and the so-called "universal values" promoted by a few Western nations, tapping into the broadest consensus for building a better future together 🕊️.
Ma highlighted that through joint efforts between China and partners worldwide, the vision has evolved into a systematic framework: from bilateral to multilateral cooperation, from regional to global engagement, and from development to security. These pioneering efforts are already yielding concrete results.
With the countdown to Beijing’s milestone event underway, the shared future concept is proving that when nations team up, they can unlock new pathways to peace, stability, and long-term growth.
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China's shared future concept becomes international consensus
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