If China wants to become a world power, what measures are worth learning from in the process of the rise of great powers?

1. Institutional innovations, such as the establishment of a mature parliamentary constitutional monarchy in Britain and a political system of separation of powers in the United States, have provided political guarantee for the country's economic development and social progress. 2. Transformation and protection of national culture. For example, the Meiji Restoration in Japan not only transformed the old Japanese culture, but also preserved the Japanese tradition. 3. Attach importance to culture and education, improve the quality of the people, and guide the people with democratic ideas. 4. Establish an effective scientific and technological innovation mechanism, protect intellectual property rights, and improve the enthusiasm for scientific and technological innovation. For example, Germany, the United States and Britain have done better in this respect. 4. Open-minded. For example, the United States has a set of policies to attract immigrants, foreign talents and technology. To improve people's living standard, it is necessary to make the country strong and the people rich, and let the people live with dignity in the country. For example, the welfare policies of the people in Britain, France and the United States are sound, allowing people to fully enjoy the fruits of national prosperity. 6. Assess the situation and formulate foreign policies and strategies that are in line with the actual situation of the country. For example, the United States quickly became a world power by taking advantage of the excellent opportunities of the two world wars. Japan took advantage of the great opportunity of the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II to rise rapidly.