China in the World: The Emergence of a New Worldview

Zhenjiang Zhang,Joseph Plummer

doi:10.51188/rrts.num24.478

Abstract

“A Community of Common Destiny” (CCD) has been an important concept introduced and promoted by the Communist Party of China and the Chinese government for over the past decade. Through the conceptualization and comparison between two previous conceptual worldviews of Chinese civilization named here “China’s World” and “China and the World”, this article seeks to place the CCD concept in its proper historical context and proposes that its contemporary development and promotion among the Chinese leadership signifies a fundamental advancement in Chinese civilization’s worldview referred to here as “China in the World”. This implies a new global mission for the future of the world, inclusive of China’s growing contributions concerning international responsibility and reciprocity (Xi, 2017b).

Highlights

“A Community of Common Destiny” (CCD) has been an important concept introduced and promoted by the Communist Party of China and the Chinese government for over the past decade
A “Community of Common Destiny” (CCD) is a concept which has been forcefully promoted in recent years by the Chinese authorities and is under broad discussion among the global community in terms of China’s foreign policy
This article will first reflect on how the CCD concept initially developed historically over time within China’s mainstream political content

Summary

Introduction

“A Community of Common Destiny” (CCD) has been an important concept introduced and promoted by the Communist Party of China and the Chinese government for over the past decade. A “Community of Common Destiny” (CCD) is a concept which has been forcefully promoted in recent years by the Chinese authorities and is under broad discussion among the global community in terms of China’s foreign policy.

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