Surab Gupta, senior researcher of the US China Center, told Xinhua News Agency reporters 27, video interview that the so-called "leading people's summit" will create a sense of fragmentation for the international community next month. This meeting is "misfits" with the world's urgent need to unite and respond to major challenges such as COVID-19 and climate change. Gupta stressed that each country's democratic system and way of realization are different, and each country has its advantages and needs to be improved. No country's democracy is superior to others, and it can not be defined by a specific country or several countries who are democratic countries and who are not democratic countries. Apart from creating a "sense of division" in the international community, this conference "has no other significance and vitality". He pointed out that since the end of the cold war, "unfortunately, the goal of the United States has never been to build an international order centered on the United Nations, but to establish a system led by the United States", "sometimes with several allies, sometimes on its own". Gupta bluntly said that what is needed to meet the current global challenges is "all countries unite and work in the same direction". In August this year, the White House issued a statement saying that US President Biden would hold a "Summit on leading the people". In September, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov pointed out at the general debate of the 76th UN General Assembly that the so-called "leading the people summit" convened by the United States was based on the cold war thinking and essentially tried to divide the international community into enemy and self camps. (outlook new era)