Table of Contents

Foreword
1.Symposium on Philosophy and Social Sciences
2.Building up philosophy and social sciences with Chinese characteristics with a focus on the questions of 'where from and 'where to'
3.Pride in the peaceful rise of China
Chapter 1 The Issues and How My Thoughts Have Evolved
1.Changes in the underlying trends of the times as the foundation and premise of my thoughts
2.My proposal after Party congress： unprecedented path of peaceful rise for China
3.Nineteen strategic issues regarding dangers and challenges to China's rise
4.Expanding the influence of the path of China's peaceful rise
5.The inclusion of the path of China's peaceful development in the Report to the 17th CPC Natfonal Congress and China's Constitution
Chapter 2 Four Hundred Years of Economic Globalization and the Fate of China
1.The first round of economic globalization and China's 'Sunset Glory'
2.Two historical pursuits and three turning points of modern China
Chapter 3 A Whole New Strategic Path of Peaceful
Rise in China's Reform and Opening Up
1.The rise and the historical features of the third round of economic globalization
2.China's strategic decision and great awakening
3.'Peaceful' — an answer to 'the China threat， and 'rise' _ countering 'the coming collapse of China'
4.'Duality' all the way — a tortuous journey
Chapter 4 Duality of the Third Round of Economic Globalization
1.A historic debate on the future of economic globalization
2.How to evaluate the third round of economic globalization that is designed and led by the United States
3.Is China the cause of 'American problems in the context of economic globalization？
4.Ushering in economic globalization in a multi polar world
Chapter 5 'Global Community of Shared Future' Based on 'Common Interests' and 'Community of Shared Interests' and the International Relations Theory of the New Era
1.The strategic blueprint for international relations in an era of peace and development
2.Will China and the US find common interests and build a community of shared Interests？
3.Common interests and community of shared interests in the domestic and international context
4.New international relations theory for the new era
Chapter 6 A New Round of Economic Globalization and New Prospects of China's Peaceful Rise
1.Socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era and the Chinese Dfeam of national rejuvenation
2.Xi Jinping's two speeches in answer to 'wtiere will economic globalization go？
3.The Belt and Road Initiative and a new round of economic globalization
4.To build a people—centered cyberpower and the new round of economic globalization
5.The themes of the time remaining peace and development and the pursuit of the road of peaceful rise
Concluding Words： Twenty—five Points of Deliberation

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On August 7， 1988， I systematically discussed 'the current rise in thewave of reform and adjustment on the global scale' in a published arti—cle.Despite not mentioning the term 'globalization' at the time， what Ihad written about was indeed economic globalization.I stated that therewete five major factual foundations for this rising wave： The first wasthat the US and the Soviet Union acknowledged that adverse economicdifficulties resulted from long—term mil／tary buildups and that the focusof their competition would turn from the military to comprehensive na—tional power， especially in the areas of economy and technology.Secondwas the strateges that the US was currently debating， such as reformsand adjustments to the structures of the economy， industry， and com—panies in the US and Western countries， as well as reforms in such areasas administration， taxes， and government spending so as to eliminate'administrative barriers' that hindered market operation and economicdevelopment.Third was the new trend toward integration and the G7，symbolizing a major shift and reconfigutation in authority regardingthe world economy， and also symbolizing that capitalism was breakingpast the limits set by the economic reforms carried out by nations， allof which were developing toward enhancing international cooperation.