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This chapter looks at the national image that President Xi Jinping is
attempting to project on the world stage vis-à-vis China’s global interactions.
By studying Xi’s speeches, this chapter identifies the ways
China tries to distinguish itself from the West in the space of domestic
governance and the extent to which these ideas reflect the Chinese
political worldview and belief in Chinese exceptionalism. Three main
themes form the key narratives of both the promoted national image
of China and Chinese exceptionalism, namely: (I) the “Chinese dream”
and image of China as a flourishing civilization; (II) a progressive and
peaceful China; and (III) China as a moral example which should be
internationally emulated.