What do people in other countries think of China, which is developing rapidly?

Some of them are projects and some are afraid, because they feel that the country will suddenly become strong and pose a certain threat to themselves, so they are very afraid, and some of them have a kind of project, and they are willing to imitate the posture of our country, and then continue to introduce all kinds of things from our country.

I think China is now a very powerful country. It is a world-famous country. Chinese everywhere.

Our people let them see our unity. Let him see what we are capable of. After so many years of economic development, our country's economy has been backward from the beginning, and we are trying to catch up with and surpass it.

I have a foreign friend who is very interested in Chinese culture and thinks that Chinese history is something that he is very interested in.

For countries that are weaker than China, there is more awe and envy, and for countries that are stronger than China, I am afraid that fear is the majority.

For countries that are weaker than China, no matter how fast China's development speed is, it is the same for them, but it has changed from winning two times to winning at once, and because of their own weakness, they will also envy China's development speed, and they also want to develop as quickly as China, and for some weak friendly countries, they will expect China's development to be faster.

For countries that are stronger than China, the faster China develops, the easier it is to affect their position, and they will have to pay attention to China's opinions and even have to listen, which is not easy for some pretentious countries to accept. This is especially true for some countries that are hostile to China, and the stronger China is, the more difficult it is for them to sleep.

However, the rise of China has become inevitable, and no one can stop it. ヽ(

Some foreign friends around me are very surprised and envious of China's rapid development, and they all say that China is getting stronger and stronger, more and more like China, and even many people take immigrating to China as their life goal, hearing this, I am also proud and proud that I am a Chinese!

The eyes of people in the world are different, and when it comes to the rapid development of Chinese, some African brothers encourage Chinese to develop rapidly, and then lead them, and then appreciate Chinese very much, but Americans look at the attitude of Chinese and feel that the development of Chinese is due to their single-handedness.

China is a big country, and China's rapid development will lead to the development of its neighbors and the whole world, and it will also have substantial benefits for other countries. Slowly, they will also imitate our Chinese development experience, so as to change their own country and make their country stronger. China has always been strong and willing to help other countries develop and form solid international relations.

A rising eastern power is bound to occupy an important position in the world.

A China that is developing rapidly and a China that is working hand in hand with other countries is the China that all developing countries look forward to.

In the future, the whole world will be a global village, no matter what people in other countries think, China's rise is already an inevitability, and no one can stop it.

Expect China's status to be more important, and be proud to live in this country.

If you are from a developed country, I think they may look down on developing countries a little bit, and they may feel that developing countries are inferior to them in any way.

In other poorer countries, people may also look to developing countries as their goal.

None of the above answers are the real thoughts of people from other countries, but only speculation, analysis or conjecture of the speakers.

Countries with relatively low economic and cultural levels need to make continuous efforts to improve their competitiveness and gradually narrow the gap with developed countries in all aspects if they want to achieve rapid development. Although the pace of development may sometimes be faster than that of developed countries, in general, these countries may face some difficulties and challenges in the process of development.

First, these countries may lack the necessary resources and technical support, especially in the field of high-tech industries. Developed countries usually have stronger R&D capabilities and innovation capabilities, and it is easier to attract foreign investment and talent.

Secondly, the political and social environment of these countries is also debilitating, which may affect economic and cultural development. Factors such as political stability, administrative efficiency, social morality and cultural quality will affect the speed and direction of its development.

Finally, the globalization of the economy and the uncertainty of international relations will also have an adverse impact on the development of these countries, such as international protectionism, financial risks, etc.

Therefore, although theoretically economically and culturally backward countries may quickly surpass developed countries, in reality it is necessary to find a development model that suits them, and to make painstaking efforts and bear possible difficulties and challenges.

In fact, there are not many developing countries in the world that surpass the developed countries. At present, except for South Korea, which has become developed, and Taiwan as an economy has become developed, there are actually few other developed countries. It is actually very difficult to become a developed country.

China is not a developed country at this stage, but China can definitely become a developed country, and there are the following criteria for becoming a developed country.

1.Economy. China is currently the second largest economy in the world, and in the past few years, China's economy has achieved rapid growth, and the reform of the cultural and economic system and the policy of opening up have enabled China to attract a large amount of foreign investment and promote economic development.

2.Technology. China has made great progress in the field of science and technology and innovation, such as artificial intelligence, 5G technology, high-speed rail technology, etc., all of which are leading the world in the world.

China is at the forefront of scientific and technological innovation by increasing its investment in scientific and technological innovation, strengthening its R&D capabilities, continuously improving its independent innovation capabilities, and strengthening cooperation with other countries around the world.

3.Culture. China has a long history and splendid culture, from ancient poetry, calligraphy and painting to modern literature and film, it has a wide influence on the world.

China is actively promoting cultural products to go out and attracting tourists from all over the world to experience Chinese culture, and through these efforts, China is building a more influential and attractive cultural powerhouse.

Although China has made great progress in the economic, scientific, technological and cultural fields, it still needs some improvement to become a developed country. For example, more investment and improvement are needed in environmental protection, education, medical care, etc. At the same time, more measures are needed to promote innovation and enhance competitiveness in order to achieve the goal of becoming a developed country.

To sum up, China has become a world leader in many fields and is therefore expected to become a developed country in the future. Although there are still some problems and challenges, China is laying a solid foundation for its future through continuous reform and innovation.

In today's world, only by deepening exchanges and cooperation, insisting on "holding hands" instead of "letting go", replacing zero-sum games with dialogue and cooperation, replacing closed and exclusive with openness and inclusiveness, replacing self-esteem with exchanges and mutual learning, and pooling the power of openness and cooperation, can we accomplish great things, do good things, and do long-term things in cooperation.

Today, all countries in the world should abandon unilateralism and zero-sum game thinking, and instead adhere to the principle of win-win and common development. Dialogue and cooperation are good solutions to international problems, and common prosperity can only be achieved through mutual respect, equality, mutual benefit, openness and inclusiveness. In addition, the integration of the global value chain and the first chain also requires the countries to strengthen cooperation and promote global economic development.

Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen political, economic and cultural exchanges, promote the establishment of mutually beneficial and win-win partnerships, build an inclusive and equal global governance mechanism, and replace zero-sum games and the threat of force with dialogue, cooperation and inclusiveness. Only in this way can we achieve the goal of common development and prosperity of the whole world and jointly build a peaceful, prosperous, stable and beautiful world.

In today's world, the global value chain and the first chain are developing in depth. Openness and cooperation is an important driving force for enhancing the vitality of international economy and trade, a realistic requirement for promoting the stable and scattered recovery of the world economy, and a requirement of the times for promoting the continuous progress of human society. Protectionism is a cocoon that binds oneself, and engaging in "small circles" will only isolate oneself, impose maximum sanctions that harm others and oneself, and decoupling and cutting off supply will not work and will not go far.

Only by adhering to true multilateralism, tearing down walls instead of building walls, opening up instead of isolation, integrating instead of decoupling, and promoting the building of an open world economy can the vitality of the world economy fully burst out. China adheres to the basic national policy of opening up to the outside world, firmly pursues a mutually beneficial and win-win strategy of opening-up, adheres to the right direction of economic globalization, and enhances the linkage effect of domestic and international markets and resources.

The criteria for becoming a developed country usually include the following:

1.Economy: Developed countries usually have highly developed economic systems, including modern industrial structures, technologically advanced manufacturing industries, efficient service industries, imitation of strong enterprises and financial systems, etc.

2.Education: Developed countries usually have a high-quality education system, including high-level universities and research institutions, a high-penetration education system, and a highly qualified workforce.

3.Health: The average life expectancy of developed countries is relatively high, medical resources are abundant, and the health level is generally high.

4.Social security: Developed countries usually have established a sound social security system, including basic medical insurance, pension insurance, unemployment insurance, housing security, etc., which can effectively provide social welfare and security and reduce the degree of social poverty.

5.Political stability: The political environment in developed countries is relatively stable, the political system is mature, and democracy and the rule of law are fully guaranteed.

Among these criteria, the economy is one of the most basic characteristics of developed countries, and it plays an important role in promoting the development of other aspects. At this stage, China's economy has become the world's second largest economy due to its rapid growth since the reform and opening up and key support. However, China still needs to continue to deepen reforms, strengthen its innovation capabilities, improve industrial quality and competitiveness, achieve sustainable development, and make continuous improvements in education, health, social security, and political reform before it can become a developed country.

<>1.Economic development level: The economic development level of developed countries is usually relatively high, and indicators such as total GDP, per capita GDP, and economic growth rate are all important indicators to measure the level of economic development.

The economies of developed countries are generally diversified, with advanced manufacturing and services, as well as high technology and added value.

2.Education level: Education is an important foundation for a country's development, and the level of education in developed countries is usually relatively high.

This includes indicators such as the quality of education, educational attainment, and the level of science and technology. Developed countries usually have a well-developed education system, high-level educational resources and research institutions, and people generally have a higher level of education and a strong ability to innovate in science and technology.

3.Health level: Health level is one of the important indicators of a country's development.

Indicators such as life expectancy, health security, and medical care are all important indicators to measure the level of health. Developed countries usually have a well-developed medical security system and high-quality medical resources, and people's health is relatively poor.

4.Social welfare: Social welfare is an important aspect of a country's development, including indicators such as social security, income distribution, wealth gap, and welfare policies.

Developed countries usually have well-developed social security and welfare systems, the gap between the rich and the poor is relatively small, and people's welfare levels are relatively high.

5.Political stability: Political stability is the foundation of a country's development, which is related to the stability and development of the economy, society, culture and other aspects.

Indicators such as the political system, the degree of democracy, and the building of the legal system are all important indicators for measuring political stability. Developed countries usually have a sound rule of law and democracy, and the degree of political stability is relatively high.

6.Environmental protection: Environmental protection is an important aspect of a country's development, which is related to people's health and sustainable development in the future.

Environmental quality, environmental governance, resource utilization and other indicators are important indicators to measure environmental protection. Developed countries usually have sound environmental protection policies and measures, and people's awareness of the environment and protection is relatively high.