Why does the world expect and demand China to participate in global governance at the same time?

First, China is willing to promote the reform of the global economic governance system. China unswervingly pursues the win-win opening-up strategy, gives full play to its responsibilities as a big country, and is willing to contribute China wisdom to the reform and innovation of the international economic governance system.

Second, China is willing to promote countries to build a fair, just, inclusive and orderly international financial system. This is mainly reflected in the entry of RMB into SDR, which has accelerated the reform of the international monetary system; The establishment of BRICS and AIIB is to provide international public goods and improve the global financial governance pattern.

Third, China is willing to enhance the representation and voice of emerging market countries and developing countries. This is mainly reflected in proposing the "Belt and Road Initiative" and establishing a broader framework for international cooperation; Promote the construction of free trade zones and sign free trade agreements, FTAPP and RCEP；; The China Latin American Forum was established to promote the development of multipolarization in the world.

Fourth, China is willing to improve the global economic governance framework on non-traditional issues such as climate change and food security. China actively advocates that non-traditional issues such as energy, climate change, food security, infrastructure investment, and anti-corruption should be included in the G20 agenda one after another, making the G20 truly a "stabilizer" for the world economy, a "catalyst" for global growth and a "propeller" for global economic governance.