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China's civilisational rise requires global restraint, historical lessons show

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The article discusses how the world should approach China's growing influence by understanding its historical "civilisational rhythm." It draws parallels from ancient Chinese statesman Zichan of Zheng, who advised caution for small states and care from great powers to prevent conflict. The piece also references Thucydides' account of Athens and Melos to illustrate the dangers of unchecked power and the importance of restraint for long-term stability. AI

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China's civilisational rise requires global restraint, historical lessons show

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