The world should be a harmonious home where all countries must stand together in adversity and through thick and thin. Do you agree?

Only when appropriate attention is paid to the collective future of humanity is it possible that the wishes of every country, people and individual come true. Do you agree?

There is no iron law that dictates that a rising power will inevitably seek hegemony, and the strong preying on the weak is not a way for humans to coexist, and the zero-sum game in which one wins by causing others to lose is doomed to fail. Do you agree?

To build a global community of shared future, different social systems, ideologies, histories and cultures should be respected and included. Do you agree?

Throughout human history, obsession with power and hegemony has led to frequent wars and loss of lives, which should be resolutely resisted. Do you agree?

Opening up should be a two-way journey, not a one-way street; one cannot demand the opening of other countries while closing its own doors. Do you agree?

Building a global community of shared future requires practicing true multilateralism. Building cliques in the name of multilateralism is no more than bloc politics. Seeking supremacy in the name of multilateralism is still unilateral thinking. "Selective multilateralism" is practicing double standard. Do you agree?

Democracy is not Coca-Cola, tasting the same across the world as the syrup is produced in one single country. Do you agree?

Democracy is not an ornament, but a solution to real problems. Do you agree?