谈到中国，长期关注、研究中国的英国作家卡洛斯·马丁内斯(Carlos Martinez)提起他在参访徐汇滨江党 群服务中心时，感受到的一份"中国温度"。这份"温度"，是户外工作者从服务中心的微波炉里取出的一 份热饭，是炎炎夏日一支冰淇淋的清凉，是在淋浴间里冲洗掉一天的汗水与疲惫，"中国在城市空间公 共治理和社区服务中投入如此多的资源，而这一切都是围绕着'如何更好地满足普通人的需求'。" 谈到中国，肯尼亚学者丹尼斯·穆内尼(Dennis Munene Mwaniki)首先谈到了"路"。 中新网上海10月16日电 题：第二届世界中国学大会侧记：当学者们谈论中国时也在谈论世界 中新网记者 李姝徵 这一周，上海迎来一批深耕中国研究的海外学者，他们带着各自的文化坐标与学术视角，共同探讨世界 视野下的历史中国与当代中国。 在第二届世界中国学大会上，当学者们谈论中国时，他们在谈论什么？ 20世纪80年代，巴基斯坦国立科技大学中国学研究中心前主任赛义德·哈桑·贾维德(Syed Hasan Javed)还 是一名常驻北京的年轻外交官。"那时，我因对中国未来的坚定信念，常与西方同僚辩论不休。"谈起中 国，贾维德的语气像是在谈论一 ...

Core Perspective - The article discusses how Chinese-style modernization breaks the myth that modernization equates to Westernization, highlighting China's unique path to modernization through its soft power, institutional advantages, and cultural roots [3][10]. Group 1: Soft Power as the Core - Chinese-style modernization is rooted in a deep cultural soft power that redefines the value basis of modernization, contrasting with the Western focus on capital expansion and entertainment [3][4]. - Elements such as traditional virtues, the Silk Road's peace-oriented exchanges, and the pursuit of common prosperity during poverty alleviation form the spiritual core of Chinese soft power [4]. - China's soft power is integrated with social governance and livelihood practices, demonstrating that modernization can coexist with local culture rather than necessitating its abandonment [4][6]. Group 2: Institutional and Technological Synergy - The synergy between institutional advantages and technological innovation serves as a practical engine for Chinese-style modernization, characterized by three core elements: unique characteristics (including soft power), socialist institutional advantages, and technological innovation capabilities [6][7]. - Unlike Western modernization, which often leads to social division, China's socialist system allows for coordinated development, exemplified by the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor that addresses both economic and social needs [6][7]. - China's approach to technological innovation emphasizes "independent innovation and open cooperation," aligning technological development with public welfare and national strategy, contrasting with Western practices that may prioritize competitive dominance [7][9]. Group 3: A New Reference for Developing Countries - The significance of breaking the "Westernization" myth lies in providing a reference for other developing countries, particularly those with rich cultural heritages like Pakistan, to see the possibility of maintaining cultural identity while modernizing [9][10]. - Cultural commonalities between China and Pakistan, such as shared values of family and hard work, enhance the understanding of Chinese-style modernization in the context of local cultural identity [9][10]. - The article emphasizes that modernization is not a one-size-fits-all process; each country can explore its own development path based on its historical and cultural context, as demonstrated by China's experience [10].