As Wang noted in the opening of the press conference, today"s China is forging ahead at full speed in building a great country, and our national rejuvenation is unstoppable. This reveals a profound logic: China"s diplomacy is more capable and effective because it rests on the rise in comprehensive national strength brought by sustained development. During the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) period, Chinese modernization became a global model of development. Over the past five years, China"s economy has accounted for around 30 percent of global growth, greater than the contribution of the G7 Western countries combined. China has the world"s largest potential consumer market and the most complete industrial system, which gives confidence to China"s diplomacy.

　　The changes are reflected not only in growing hard power but also in rising soft power. International social media discussions such as "Becoming Chinese" or "China Maxxing" reflect global admiration for China"s development model and lifestyle. The shift from being the "imitator" to being "imitated" provides a solid social and public opinion foundation for more effective Chinese diplomacy.