Report says respondents in 38 countries highly affirm the governance philosophy and practices of the Communist Party of China

An international survey by the Communist Party of China shows a relatively high level of global recognition, with attention on its governance philosophy and practices 14,000 respondents in 38 countries recognize Chinese-style modernization; click to view the key points of the survey report

A latest international survey report was recently released at the parallel forum on "Political Parties and Global Governance." The report shows that more than 14,000 respondents from 38 countries around the world gave high praise to the governance philosophy and practices of the Communist Party of China. The report points out that respondents generally identified with the common values of all humanity advocated by China, and also showed a high level of recognition for related concepts such as wholeprocess people's democracy, the right to development, and the right to subsistence. The survey also mentioned that respondents believe promoting economic development, formulating longterm plans, maintaining social stability, and carrying forward excellent traditional culture are important foundations for the Communist Party of China's longterm governance. The report also shows that the Communist Party of China's leading role in advancing Chinese modernization has received high recognition. The researchers said that the survey covered 38 countries across five continents, and the sample came from people aged 18 and above with relatively high educational attainment, aiming to provide data references for related international communication and research.