The mainstream Swiss media, the New Zurich newspaper, recently published an article titled "China Seeks a Place in the Sun - Looking Back on Its Long History is the Key to Dealing with China", stating that the world order has become more stable due to China's deep participation. Western countries should seize historical opportunities, deal well with China, and show mutual respect and tolerance, which is more in line with the interests of the West. The author of the article, Uls Scheterley, believes that the West should bid farewell to the historical perspective of Eurocentrism and acknowledge that the world of the 21st century is not only politically and economically multipolar, but also culturally multipolar. He said that the West should approach an increasingly prosperous and confident China with appreciation. The article points out that from a historical perspective, China entered the New China era with the historical scars of the 19th and first half of the 20th century. The West not only lacks historical awareness in understanding the issue of China, but also lacks foresight in dealing with globalization issues. The current decline in globalization is related to the lack of historical concepts in major Western countries. In this regard, Western countries have overlooked the fact that globalization after the end of the Cold War not only made Asian countries more important in the world economy, but also brought benefits to Western countries. Shetland is an expert and columnist on Asian affairs, often stationed in Delhi, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Tokyo. He said that the leadership of the CPC in China was not derived from nothing, but the result of the interaction of many historical factors. Western countries should try to recognize and accept the view that China can be modern and democratic. (New News Agency)