The presence of former dignitaries at a ceremonial moment in China’s recent history has several meanings. One is that the current administration does not forget its historical partners. From a second point of view, Beijing offers respect not only to the former prime ministers present but also maintains the corridor of discussions even in non-partner states, which one day will recover from the bewildered position of servants of the collective West, in a trance of armament and continuous war. Last but not least, the subliminal signal was thus transmitted to the respective nations that they are not abandoned and the time has come to resume the ties broken by arbitrary conditions.As an eloquent case of the collapse of all reason and common sense of the powers that gravitate around the new Soviet commissars in Brussels, there is the case of Oana Țoiu, the Romanian Foreign Minister, who, upon seeing some photos, had a nervous breakdown and offended China, confusing Xi Jinping with Vladimir Putin.

The current political power in Bucharest is formed by an illegitimate political conclave, imposed by Brussels, following a coup d’état. All the emerging powers know that the CIA and the Biden regime, in collusion with the High Commission of Ursula von der Leyen, the former German Minister of War, with ascendancy in the noble Albrecht family, who led the German Foreign Ministry during the Third Reich, according to Transylvanian sources, threw away the Romanians’ votes. In order to prevent the pacifist Călin Georgescu from becoming president, they canceled, by a decision of the Constitutional Court of Romania, the second round of the presidential elections in December 2024 and later banned his candidacy, fabricating him, just like Donald Trump in the presidential pre-campaign last year.

Analysts who are not loyal to the secret services, coordinated by France and Germany, together with opposition parties, believe that Anthony Blinken, the former Secretary of State, supervised the operation in Bucharest, according to several sources. In 1969, Romania, led by Nicolae Ceaușescu, mediated the relationship between the USA and China, inviting Richard Nixon to Bucharest. The main architect of the meeting was Henry Kissinger, who in his book “On China” writes about the decisive role of the Romanian leader in lifting the fog between East and West. China was led by Mao and Prime Minister Ciu Enlai, friends of Ceaușescu.The memoirs of a former Romanian ambassador to Beijing record that after Nicolae Ceaușescu’s speech in August 1968 condemning the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, a high-ranking officer from China’s military intelligence service came to the diplomatic mission and told him that “the brotherly Chinese people will support Romania, including with military troops.” Old friendships run in the genes and cannot be lost, no matter how much the war eagle attacks.

Although there was a huge embargo in the European press on the main event of last week, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Conference in the port city of Tianjing, in which not only the new spheres of influence of the world were redrawn, but also historic partnerships were established. Disregarding numerous requests for cooperation and not offering security guarantees, the collective West, led by the former colony, Great Britain, pushed India more and more into the arms of China. Countries considered by Brussels, in the wake of Europe, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, have submitted their applications for entry into the SCO. China shines like the sun, even if the terrible child of eco-globalist scooters who first arrived at the zoo shouted that such a thing does not exist. When he saw the giraffe, the Xi Jinping regime was accelerating economic development. In just 15 years since he has been at the helm of the Chinese Communist Party, China’s Gross Domestic Product has grown from $300 to $10,000 at a colossal pace. Advocating for a magnetic attraction of opposites, based on Confucian teachings, China is evaporating borders in the most ambitious development project of humanity, the Belt & Road. Diplomacy is based on the force of economic and financial seduction. Let the undecided join it.

It has no constraints or restrictions. Beijing does not condition loan agreements. A certain calmness was also seen on the faces of the 27 officials and the nearly ten special guests, probably influenced by the Zen state of the Shanghai spirit, in which no one is in competition with the other.Do yin and yang provide energy for a better life? The invitation of Adrian Năstase and Viorica Dăncilă, the prime ministers of Romania, who rebuilt the bridges destroyed by the arbitrariness of the diligent world of the World Gendarmerie, left at the helm of the world after the fall of the Iron Curtain, has not only sentimental reasons but also represents a slap in the face to an administration obedient to the decadent powers (USA, France, Germany, and Great Britain), as the eminent Romanian diplomat, Adrian Severin, defines them, isolated, persecuted, and harassed by the globalist power in Europe. He believes that in Tianjin, we witnessed a huge change in the world’s power poles. A huge political earthquake has occurred! The West has lost its global hegemony. The Asian tigers are reborn.

There will be no more camel caravans, imperial carriages, or brocades on the Silk Road. But the immense intelligence of new technologies. Europe will not be able to keep up. It is too concerned with pulling out Putin’s teeth and conquering Moscow in a computer game battle. My grandmother had a saying: how do you look outside? The West looks like a Cloan Granny, a grotesque character from the mythology of the Romanian people, set on evil. China seduces the world through technology. And hence the nerves of the hideous governmental creatures of the decadent West.

Marius Ghilezan is the author of the book Le crépuscule de l’Ouest, published in 2024 and distributed on Amazon.