On the 3rd, Chinese Permanent Representative to the United Nations Zhang Jun called on the international community to deepen mutual trust and promote the construction of a community with a shared future for mankind. On the same day, Zhang Jun stated at the Security Council's open debate on building trust and promoting lasting peace that the world is facing a serious crisis of trust. Behind various complex challenges lies a mixed fermentation of development deficit, peace deficit, security deficit, governance deficit, and long-term accumulated trust deficit. The easiest way to undermine political mutual trust between countries is to backtrack and break promises in international relations, treating agreements in black and white as a joke, and casually abandoning or hollowing out political commitments made. The easiest way to undermine security and mutual trust is to engage in exclusive military groups, incite regional tensions, and seek absolute security at the cost of sacrificing the security of other countries. The easiest way to combat economic mutual trust is to engage in decoupling and chain breaking, build "small courtyards and high walls," distort market rules to seek technological monopoly, and suppress the development and progress of other countries. The easiest way for people to lose trust in the international system is to disregard the authority of the United Nations Charter, engage in double standards and selective application of international law. Zhang Jun pointed out that these behaviors and thinking patterns run counter to efforts to deepen mutual trust and build lasting peace, and are incompatible with the development and progress of the world. Zhang Jun said that the international community should firmly establish a sense of a community with a shared future for mankind, practice true multilateralism, and be committed to deepening mutual trust and promoting the construction of global partnerships. Great powers should take the lead in promoting integrity, cooperation, and the rule of law, adhere to mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation, discuss more matters, and lead by example to build a solid foundation of trust in the international community, creating conditions for achieving lasting peace. (New News Agency)