Valdai Club

The old world order is collapsing, the new one is not yet created. China and Russia are at the epicenter of changes. What to do? To work in the name of a common future or join a new struggle between the great powers, ponders Fu Ying, Vice Chairperson of The National People's Congress, Foreign Affairs Committee, speaker at the first session of the Annual meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club, which was dedicated to the presentation of the Valdai Club annual report, titled "Living in a Crumbling World".

China does not have a “strategy” to challenge the US-led “world order”, but when it ostracizes the Chinese political system and security interests, it’s hard for China to think of supporting it.

The thriving China-Russia relationship has given rise to questions as to whether they will form an axis. China does not deem the establishment of exclusive alliances or political blocs as a foreign policy option.