1. The United Nations needs China.

The United Nations prides itself on its universality. However, without restoring China's legitimate seat in the UN, and without China, which accounts for one-fifth of the world's population, in the UN, what kind of universality does the UN have to speak of? The world is faced with a multitude of problems that require the United Nations to play a role. If the United Nations lacks a China component, it obviously lacks strong support in dealing with the world's big problems.

2. China also needs the UN.

Chairman Mao has long said that the Chinese nation has the ability to stand on its own feet among the peoples of the world. The United Nations is the world's most representative international organization, if China's legitimate seat in the United Nations has not been restored, it can not be said that the Chinese people stand on their own in the world of nations.

3. There is no doubt that the role of the United Nations has risen since the end of the Cold War.

Some people were skeptical about the role of the UN when the United States bypassed the UN and went to war in Iraq in 2003. However, developments in the situation have shown that one country, no matter how powerful it is, cannot solve the world's major problems alone.

This is evidenced by the fact that since the Iraq war, the United States has also had to borrow more from the United Nations on a number of major international issues. Coordinated action by the international community is needed to meet the challenges facing mankind; coordinated action by the international community is an important condition for properly addressing and resolving international disputes.

The main duties of the United Nations

1. to maintain peace throughout the world;

2. to develop friendly relations among nations;

3. to help nations *** to work together for the betterment of the lives of the needy people, for the victory over hunger, disease, and the eradication of illiteracy, and for the encouragement of respect for each other's rights and liberties;

4. to be the center of coordination of the actions of nations to achieve the above goals.

5. The United Nations to take the lead in assessing the science of climate change and promoting political solutions.