The Chinese Communist government seeks to make China the central, most influential power in the world order, not to literally control every country. This ambition is ideological, economic, and institutional rather than military.
China’s leadership wants a world where international norms align closely with Beijing’s interests and authority. Whether that’s interpreted as domination depends on one’s definition and perspective.
Vahid, I agree with you.
There is much about China that is disturbing for the West. China’s gross domestic product grew from $1.2 trillion in 2000 to $17 trillion in 2023. China is also rapidly increasing its stockpile of nuclear warheads. China spends almost $300 billion annually on defense. Current leader has consolidated power and appears set to rule the authoritarian Communist country indefinitely. Chinese firms often engage in questionable activities, such as restricting data and engaging in cyber theft.
China poses many potential problems to the United States and indeed to the world. The leader does want to re-shape the world❗
There is no clear evidence that the Chinese Communist government seeks direct world domination or absolute control over the globe in the way classic empires or totalitarian regimes might have aspired to in the past. Instead, the Chinese government, under the leadership of the Communist Party, is focused on increasing its global influence, shaping international norms, and securing an international environment that is more conducive to China’s political and economic rise.
I believe it’s was a method by the Chinese government to control and dominate the world and by creating a virus that will
spread all over the world so that they can capitalize on the fact that most governments and their economy will crumble those paving the way for new world order that will favor the Chinese government to dominate the world