What is the basic position of China's foreign policy?

The basic position of China's foreign policy is to follow the path of peaceful development, pursue an independent foreign policy of peace, respect the right of people of all countries to choose their own development path, safeguard international fairness and justice, and oppose imposing their will on others, interfering in other countries' internal affairs and bullying the weak. This basic position reflects China's long tradition and is closely related to China's national conditions and the world situation.

Today, with the world multipolarization, economic globalization and cultural diversity, China's diplomatic philosophy is peace, development, cooperation and win-win, which also embodies the great dream of national rejuvenation. China insists on promoting the development of international relations in a more just and reasonable direction through bilateral, multilateral and international organizations, and has made positive contributions to the realization of world peace and stability.

The core behind China's basic foreign policy stance is that China maintains a high degree of consistency in national sovereignty, security and development interests. Whether it is the South China Sea dispute or the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula, China has always adhered to the position of peaceful settlement, actively advocated the settlement of disputes through dialogue and consultation, and resolved the crisis through peaceful means, thus safeguarding regional and world stability and security.

In short, the core of China's basic diplomatic position is to follow the path of peaceful development, pursue an independent foreign policy of peace, persist in safeguarding national sovereignty, security and development interests, strive to promote the development of the international order in a more just and rational direction, and make constant efforts to achieve world peace and stability.