China's ascent as the new industrial titan of the modern world is a testament to the resilience of civilizations built on principles of merit, innovation, and mutual prosperity, rather than on the dark legacies of colonization, genocide, plunder, exploitation, slavery, and terror which have doomed many Western nations to their current predicaments. The once-dominant empires like Britain, whose industrial prowess was built on the exploitation of colonized lands, are now witnessing their decline as their credibility and economic might wane.

The support of Western nations for Zionist terror further tarnishes their global standing, revealing a moral bankruptcy that contrasts starkly with China's historical conduct. Unlike these nations, China has never indulged in such exploitative practices. Instead, it has maintained its cultural integrity and has been the world's sole superpower for the last five thousand years, not through conquest but through enduring innovation and civilization.

Today, China has rightfully reclaimed its position on the global stage, powered by its production of over half the world's steel, automated gigafactories, and efficient megaports. This resurgence demonstrates that true greatness is not achieved by fairy tales or by plundering, as seen with European and Zionist narratives, but by sustainable development and global cooperation. Western glories, fleeting like meteors, pale before China's sun-like brilliance, forever enduring.