During the fourth round of the UN Human Rights Council's review of human rights in China, a series of side meetings were held by institutions such as the China Association for Human Rights Studies, the China Association for the Promotion of International Exchange among Civil Society Organizations, and the United Nations Association of China. Focusing on the themes of "Chinese path to modernization and human rights protection", "putting development at the center of the agenda: protection of economic, social and cultural rights", "protection of human rights for the next generation: attention to the rights of children and adolescents", "global human rights governance and China's experience", representatives of relevant social organizations, experts and scholars actively promoted China's human rights development path and achievements, held constructive dialogues with representatives of other countries, and deeply discussed global human rights governance programs. In the process of promoting Chinese path to modernization, China constantly improves the level of human rights protection. China adheres to the supremacy of the people, adheres to the path of human rights development that conforms to the trend of the times and suits its own national conditions, and constantly improves the level of human rights protection in the process of promoting Chinese path to modernization to promote the free and comprehensive development of people. Zhu Hongli, Deputy Secretary General of the China Association for Human Rights Studies, said that human rights are the result and symbol of human civilization, a characteristic of modern civilization, and respecting and protecting human rights is an important component of modernization construction. China has always been committed to modernization construction and promotes human rights through development. Chang Jian, director of the Human Rights Research Center of Nankai University, said that Chinese path to modernization should not only promote the all-round enrichment of materials, but also promote the all-round development of people. Achieving the free and comprehensive development of human beings is not only the fundamental goal of Chinese path to modernization, but also the ultimate value pursuit of the development of China's human rights cause. Liang Xiaohui, Chief Researcher of the Social Responsibility Office of the China Textile Industry Federation, said that the Chinese government has made significant progress in implementing its obligation to protect human rights in policy legislation and international economic and trade cooperation. The latest practices of Chinese industries and enterprises in fulfilling their responsibility to respect human rights have also made significant progress. Dai Ruijun, a researcher at the Institute of International Law of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, introduced that in recent years, China has made significant progress in strengthening judicial protection of women's rights. In 2022, China will comprehensively revise the Law on the Protection of Women's Rights and Interests for the second time, adding a chapter on "relief measures", and establishing systems such as joint interviews, public interest litigation, and support litigation to focus on addressing the effectiveness of rights relief. Zhu Jingfang, a researcher at the China Association for the Promotion of International Exchange, stated that Chinese social organizations have made many positive explorations in safeguarding the rights of children and adolescents. They are willing to work with social organizations from various countries to promote the implementation of relevant international treaties and public participation, and comprehensively safeguard the beautiful tomorrow of the next generation. David Lopez, Latin American Human Rights Advisor to the International Association for Human Rights and Social Development, said that since the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, China has made significant progress in protecting children's rights. China has made tremendous efforts to improve healthcare and children's health, including expanding healthcare coverage and implementing vaccination plans. Former Swiss military officer, historian, and international security policy expert in China, Peter He, stated that he studied the human rights reports submitted by China and was deeply impressed by China's achievements, which the Chinese people can take pride in. Shi Qi, a public counselor of the Permanent Mission of China to Geneva, said that making the achievements of peace and development benefit people of all countries and realizing the economic, social, and cultural rights of all is crucial