The establishment of the UN Charter, the creation of the United Nations as a new type of mechanism for international relations, and the formation of the post-war order have all played vital roles in maintaining global peace and development for decades after World War II, noted Jin Minqing, editor-in-chief of the Social Sciences in China Press. In this regard, the contribution of the Chinese people is indelible, with China being an important founding member of the United Nations, he added.