It was notable that more foreign journalists attended this year"s press conference than in previous years. Héribert-Label Élisée Adjovi, a journalist from Benin, said that everyone was eager to hear China"s voice and China"s proposals amid a turbulent international landscape. According to Modern Diplomacy on Saturday, China is building a "Force-Free" world order and promoting a Chinese model of development based on peaceful development and mutual benefit. When talking about China"s role in today"s world, foreign journalists covering the two sessions frequently mentioned terms such as "peace-loving," "cooperative" and "stable." The world has witnessed China"s strategic composure and sense of responsibility as a major power in a period of international turbulence and transformation.

　　Through Wang"s answers, we have seen a responsible major power that upholds fairness and justice, and uses its continuous stability and opening-up to mitigate uncertainties in the international landscape. His remarks included a loud call for peace and a clear rejection of the law of the jungle: "Old scripts from the 19th century shouldn"t be acted out on the international stage of the 21st." They also included a firm defense of the post-war international order and stern warnings against the resurgence of militarism: "A strong China with 1.4 billion people will never allow anyone to justify colonialism or reverse history"s verdict on aggression." From advocating that China and the US should lengthen the list of cooperation, and shorten the list of problems, to inviting Europe to step out of the "small attic" of protectionism and walk into the "fitness club" of the Chinese market, the world saw China"s diplomacy adopting a more open, composed and confident posture.