China must break free from the low legal capacity of a"developing country under international law"when it is gradually entering the camp of modernized strong countries,and then strive to construct"international law in developing countries".Although in traditional Chinese culture there are teachings that recognize,advocate,and abide by the law,there is still a significant gap to achieve the requirements of a law-based country and government.Therefore,it is necessary to clearly judge the significance of the rule of law in China from a historical perspective,to establish the idea of safeguarding national interests through legal means from a global perspective,and to construct the core position of independent international law theory and knowledge from an intellectual perspective.To shape such an"international law in developing countries",it is necessary to closely link existing experiences with practical work,clarify China's position as a developing country,unite developing countries,build consensus on international law,and represent developing countries on the appropriate international forums to articulate the international legal stance.The basic ideas of"international law in developing countries"need to draw on appropriate methods and profound insights of the Third World Approach of International Law(TWAIL),while also expanding and updating,to promote the iterative upgrading of international law from a more constructive dimension.
Chinadeveloping countryThird World Approach of International Lawinternational rule of lawforeign-related rule of law
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