What will happen to the world if the United States abandons its hegemonism?

If the United States gives up its hegemonism, then China will be the number one power and will become the mainstream economic circle in the world, because it is impossible for the United States, which made its fortune on hegemonism, to make a comeback.

The world may be much more peaceful, all countries will survive and develop together, and mankind will have better development in the cultural and scientific industries.

I think if this is the case, the world will be more harmonious, because it is said that the United States is behind many wars.

Since the 90s of the last century, the United States has taken a series of major military actions around the world, such as the Gulf War (1991), the Kosovo War (1999), and the Afghanistan War, which fully shows that hegemonism is the main threat to world peace today.

At present, the United States does not have the strength of hegemonism. If you have absolute strength, even if you don't want to be a bully, you will be a bully, because others will come to you to bully, and if you don't have the strength, you insist on exercising hegemony over others, which will only make you a clown.

Doesn't the DPRK also want to engage in "hegemony"? But it doesn't qualify! Isn't it the intention of a certain country to engage in foreign money exchange to get the "beneficiary" countries to support and obey it?

It's a pity that it keeps a white-eyed wolf! Therefore, "hegemonism" is also the crystallization of qualifications and technical work, and some countries want to do it but fail to do it, and when their hearts are weak and their eyes are red, they begin to vigorously scold the United States that has succeeded!

The harm of US hegemony to the world is manifested in many ways. First, the military intervention and aggression of the United States have brought serious destruction and humanitarian crises to many countries. For example, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have caused a large number of civilians** and destruction, triggering the spread of terrorism and leading to instability.

Second, U.S. economic hegemony has had an unfair and unbalanced impact on developing countries. By manipulating the global rules and financial system, US transnational corporations and financial institutions have exploited resources and plundered profits, exacerbated the gap between the rich and the poor, and hindered the economic independence and sustainable development of developing countries. In addition, the hegemonic behavior of the United States in global governance has also created obstacles to international cooperation.

The actions of the United States in international organizations such as the United Nations often pursue its own interests and do not abide by international law and norms, which undermines the normal functioning of multilateralism and the global governance system. In short, the harm of the US hegemony to the world is reflected in military intervention, economic imbalances, and the destruction of international governance, which have brought many problems and destabilizing factors to the world.