Xi's inaugural speech makes 'Chinese voices' more influential (2)

The “Chinese voices” should unite the Chinese people and be easy to understand for foreigners.

Therefore, the “Chinese voices” should be true and sincere. China has a vast territory and large population, and it is normal to see the continued emergence of new contradictions and problems. What the country needs is sincerity and pragmatism rather than whitewash or ignorance of problems.

The “Chinese voices” should be brave. China does not seek hegemony, but its rise and pursuit of interests is natural and reasonable. There is no need to worry about various groundless “China threat” theories.

The “Chinese voices” should be confident. The ruling party should be confident about its path, theories, and system. The nation should be confident about its culture and people, and be neither arrogant nor servile.

The “Chinese voices” need dialectics. The country should pay attention to the overall situation and details, and solve different problems in different ways according to the specific situation. China’s development is not perfect, but it is imperfectness that shows the world the endless possibilities of history.

China should make its voice heard with sincerity, courage, confidence, and dialectics, so the “Chinese voices” will be kinder and more influential.

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