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Which country in the world advocates peace the most?

As the great Russian writer Tolstoy said, the Chinese nation is the most peace-loving nation in the world. Although China has been adhering to the tradition of emphasizing harmony since ancient times, most of the time, it is: the tree wants to be quiet, but the wind does not stop. Such a peace-loving nation was forced to be involved in two world wars and suffered from war trauma.

In the development of more than 5,000 years, the Chinese nation has formed the motivation of unity, peace-loving, diligence and courage, self-improvement and endless life. Peace-loving is the essence of the Chinese national spirit and the principle of doing things for the Chinese nation. In history, friendship is the theme of the Chinese nation's foreign relations, which is caused by the Chinese nation's peace-loving spirit.

China has always been a country that advocates peace and does not engage in expeditions. For thousands of years, China's economy has been dominated by small-scale peasant economy, which fundamentally determines that China's culture is introverted. Agricultural civilization is characterized by attaching importance to stability, and farmers cannot do without land. They have no impulse to make a living overseas, but are worried about the invasion and destruction of nomadic tribes. Different from Europe, China has been an agricultural civilization for a long time. I don't know what benefits overseas enterprises have, and I don't want to expand abroad. Rulers of past dynasties have always been on the defensive in foreign relations, and defending the soil is the first. Even if we attack, we take attack as our defensive position, with the aim of protecting the environment and people, and not expanding our territory or opening up overseas colonies. The appearance of the Great Wall is not a symbol of Chinese aggression and expansion, but a product of defense policy.