Chinese Modernization Helps All.

China's modernization is a unique process that combines elements common to all countries with features specific to the Chinese context. Unlike Western modernization, China prioritizes the well-being of its people over capital, rejects the "end of history" theory, and continues to innovate. China aims for all-around coordination in its development and believes in democracy for the majority, rather than the minority. It also values tradition while promoting global governance that fosters a shared future for humanity. The country's financial institutions have shown significant growth and competitiveness, with five Chinese banks listed among the 29 global systemically important banks. [Extracted from the article]