China's system contributes beyond nation

China has cultivated a mature and efficient political system through years of effort, with its achievements and contributions acknowledged globally. Despite facing Western criticism such as being labeled "authoritarian", it has achieved remarkable success on almost all fronts. So it is crucial to analyze these viewpoints thoroughly, particularly because of the significant global shifts.

Fairness is one of the strongest pillars of any institutional system. The Chinese political system protects the rights of all people. A prime example of this fairness is China's achievement in eradicating extreme poverty in 2020, lifting nearly 800 million people out of poverty and improving the basic living conditions of all the people since the late 1970s. This accomplishment — of ensuring "no one is left behind" — stands as one of the greatest achievements in poverty alleviation, showcasing the political advantages and justice inherent in China's political system.

For example, due to the unique geographical environment of high mountains and deep valleys, the Drung ethnic group used to live in a highly isolated and inaccessible area. In the past, the Dulongjiang township had only two rugged and narrow footpaths leading to the outside world, requiring a trek over snow-capped mountains exceeding 4,000 meters, and a seven-day walk to reach the county of Gongshan. In 2010, the Yunnan provincial government initiated the Dulongjiang township's comprehensive support project to assist the entire Drung ethnic group, with an investment of 250,000 yuan ($34,896) per capita.