The World Implications of the "Chinese Road" in the Context of Globalization

China’s immense achievements over the sixty years since the founding of New China, especially in the last thirty years since the institution of reform and opening up, have inspired heated debate on whether there exists a of or a Beijing consensus. The term model has two layers of meaning: one refers to the uniqueness of China’s development road, the other to its exportability and imitability. In terms of the former, China has indeed created a unique developmental model. China’s development path was arrived at when the Chinese people finally chose Marxism in the course of their pursuit of national independence and modernization. Its essential character is the choice to follow the socialist road and reject capitalist expansion and enslavement. Globalization follows the unbounded aggrandizement of capital, which brings world politics and economy under the domination of world capitalism. It is against such a background that the uniqueness of the Chinese road of development stands out. At the same time China has no intention of exporting its own of development. Rather, China’s pursuit of harmony, equality and diversity among nations will allow the success of the Chinese road to change currentinternational rules and concepts of global development. In this era of globalization, the Chinese road is of world significance.