What kind of security concept does China adhere to?

China adheres to a unified, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security concept.

As a responsible big country, China has been making unremitting efforts to safeguard world peace, tranquility and development. On many international occasions, China has repeatedly advocated that all countries uphold the "unified, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security concept", which has provided a guide for * * * to build human security.

China adheres to a unified, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security concept, respects the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries, abides by the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, attaches importance to the legitimate security concerns of all countries, resolves differences and disputes among countries by peaceful means through dialogue and consultation, and safeguards overall security in traditional and non-traditional fields.

Concept of sustainable security

The concept of sustainable security refers to the knowledge and achievements of achieving lasting security in international cooperation that pays equal attention to development and security. In international cooperation, we should focus on the theme of development, actively improve people's livelihood, narrow the gap between the rich and the poor, constantly consolidate the security foundation, promote the development of * * * and the process of regional integration, and promote sustainable security through sustainable development. China will unswervingly follow the path of peaceful development, safeguard regional and world peace and promote development.

The concept of sustainable security involves the overall situation of domestic security and international security, and it is a major issue that all countries in the world have to face. The development of any sovereign country cannot be separated from its own stability and security, nor can it be separated from a peaceful and friendly international environment. In reality, although some countries have a high degree of economic integration and a relatively mature multilateral security mechanism, they lack a guiding, overall and inclusive security concept, which leads to their lack of long-term vision and global vision in the choice of national strategy.