What should be analysed of Britain s international influence today5

The UK remains the world's sixth-largest economy. Both total GDP and GDP per capita are still beyond the reach of many countries. Many might say that this economy is based on the blood and tears of countless people.

In fact, looking at the world, with the exception of a few countries, the history of their development and growth is almost always a history of aggression, because it is difficult to create such favorable conditions for industrialization with domestic resources alone.

After hundreds of years of exploration and development, Britain has now explored a very complete system. In a sense, "system integrity" is the main reason why Britain is strong. Because these systems radiate all areas, they have reached the point where there are no details.

In terms of social, educational, labour and supervision, these provisions are detailed and extensive. They complement each other and have few contradictions. Under the constraints of this system, there are rules to follow for almost all problems.

As a result, people live in such a delicate but coherent regulatory system, which greatly reduces social risk.

English is now the most spoken language in the world. From the point of view of international influence, the most populous languages have less influence than the most geographically spoken languages. In today's globalisation, English is spoken in most countries, which has a positive impact on the position of the United Kingdom; In addition to **, much of the modern natural sciences are recorded, published, and disseminated primarily in English, which in turn attracts people from all over the world to study in English-speaking countries, especially in the United Kingdom, the United States, and other powerful countries.

After graduating, the vast majority of these people were deeply influenced by British thought. After returning home, they have been indirectly spreading British influence with British thinking. This is the reason why Britain still has a wide influence in the world:

Strong English.

Although the United Kingdom has become a second-rate country, it remains a permanent member of the United Nations. The five permanent members of the United Nations have a veto. In a sense, the P5 has determined the development trend of many major events in the international community.

This permanent seat is a symbol of great power. As a permanent member of the United Chaki Council, Britain still wields enormous power in the international community, although the situation is much worse than before. Thus, although Britain is not as influential as it was before World War II, it still has arrogant capital.

Because the strength of the United Kingdom is still very strong, and the rapid economic development is also very rapid, it is a country that has developed acres of rocks, and it has done very well. The culture of teaching rulers and educating people is also very good, so its influence is still very great.

Britain is the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, is the world's first from an agricultural country to an industrial country, the establishment of a global colony, for Britain to win a lot of resources, Britain's economic development is very fast, and then the cultural influence is also very large, relatively excellent classical culture, there are knights to worship the gods, as well as the noble spirit of the spirit and gentlemen and so on.

Britain is a country with nuclear **, and has many islands, and the country where the sun never sets has many colonies, so it naturally has a relatively large influence.

After the war, Britain didn't have much international influence... Britain and France and other old imperialist countries have been in decline since the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, and are gradually being caught up by emerging imperialist countries such as Germany, the United States, and Japan. After World War II, Britain's power was greatly weakened. After World War II, not only Britain, but also European countries were greatly weakened, and they all had to rely on the Marshall Plan to recover.

During the Cold War, the protagonists of the world were no longer European countries, but the two giants of the Soviet Union and the United States, and Europe became a special position in the contest between the two. After the end of the Cold War, all countries in the world are developing rapidly, and Britain is no longer domineering, and it is the European Union and not any single European country that occupies a place on the world stage.

If we have to say in what ways Britain has shown its international influence after the war, it can only be said that this is only the afterglow of the empire on which the sun never sets. The Iron Curtain Speech, the European Economic Renaissance, the European Coal and Steel Union, the establishment of the European Union, the permanent membership of the United Nations, the war in Iraq... These can still show its influence, but this influence is really not enough compared to the glory of the empire on which the sun never sets.