What are the reasons why Chinese-style national governance is different from Western governance?

1. Chinese-style governance inherits and transforms the fine political and cultural traditions of the Chinese nation.

2. China’s governance is carried out under the leadership of the Communist Party of China.

3. China’s governance exists not only at the social level, but also at the national level.

4. The historical conditions of Chinese governance and Western governance are different.

Extended information A major feature of China's governance outlook is that it transcends the Christian civilization's governance outlook of domestic, regional and global dichotomy.

This governance view inherits the traditional Chinese concept of "sage within and king outside". It is a creative transformation and innovative development carried out by China in the new era based on historical traditions and practical needs and drawing on human governance experience.

Traditionally, China views individuals, family, country, and the world from the perspective of the unity of the world. It is said to "cultivate oneself, harmonize the family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world."

Mr. Fei Xiaotong once said that traditional Chinese society has a differentiated pattern, radiating from the center to the outside like ripples.

This kind of center is not the self-centered perspective of individualism, but means promoting oneself and others. It is said that "if you want to establish yourself, you can establish others; if you want to achieve yourself, you can reach others."

Changing the world begins with changing yourself and your surroundings. This is exactly what "a gentleman seeks for himself, and a villain seeks for others."

In addition, China's traditional political ideal of kingship also includes moral requirements. Great powers should contribute to the stability and prosperity of their surrounding areas and the world.