Six elements of common values ??for all mankind: peace, development, fairness, justice, democracy, and freedom
1. Peace and development are the themes of today's era. Peace is the eternal aspiration of the people, just like air and sunshine; development is the top priority of all countries and is a strong support for the survival of civilization. World peace and development require all countries to follow the path of peaceful development. Only when all countries follow the path of peaceful development can countries live in peace and the world can develop together. Development should also be innovative, coordinated, green, open, and inclusive, and be committed to achieving coordinated economic and social progress in all countries.
To this end, we need to face up to major real problems such as the gap between rich and poor and the development gap, pay attention to underdeveloped countries and regions, care for poor people, so that every piece of land can breed hope, and all countries can develop together** Only shared prosperity can be sustainable.
2. Fairness and justice are important norms in international relations. To achieve international fairness and justice, on the one hand, we must ensure that all countries, big and small, are equal, and in particular, we must enhance the representation and voice of developing countries in international organizations and international affairs. On the other hand, we must not require developing countries to assume responsibilities under the banner of fairness. Responsibilities beyond their capabilities and stage of development.
Economic globalization should develop in a more open, inclusive, universally beneficial, balanced, and win-win direction, enhance the fairness, effectiveness, and synergy of global development, and oppose technological blockades, technological gaps, decoupling development; working together to promote the rule of law in international relations, safeguarding the authority of international law and international order, and opposing the formulation of international rules by a small number of people; ensuring the equal and uniform application of international law, without double standards, and without the ability to "use whatever is applicable and not apply if it does not." abandoned". This kind of fairness and justice is true fairness and justice.
3. Democracy and freedom are important contents of modern political civilization. We should ensure that the people enjoy broader, more adequate and more real democratic rights, protect people's freedom and dignity in accordance with the law, and pursue the lofty goal of "free and comprehensive development of people". The democratization of international relations is a strong call from people of all countries.
To achieve democratization of international relations, we must adhere to true multilateralism and respect the right of people of all countries to independently choose development paths and institutional models; we must realize that democracy is the right of the people of all countries, not the patent of a few countries, and realize There are many forms of democracy, and they cannot be the same; we must strengthen exchanges and mutual learning, promote the construction of democratic politics suitable for our country's national conditions, and continuously improve our ability and effectiveness in seeking happiness for the people.
Democracy cannot be forcibly "transplanted" by external forces. No country or group of countries should have the "freedom" to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries or infringe on the sovereignty of other countries in the name of "democracy."