Abstract

China has used a variety of measures, including infrastructural development, military modernization, economic expansion, and technological improvement, to propel itself from an agrarian nation to a worldwide superpower. China's economy has grown to be the second largest in the world by embracing globalization and utilizing strategic policies and economic interconnectedness. China has updated its armed forces at the same time to protect its interests and change the balance of power in the world. The implementation of infrastructure initiatives such as the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) serves to reinforce China's geopolitical might and promote a multipolar global order. Technology innovation, as seen by programs like "Made in China 2025," establishes China as a pioneer in developing industries and sets international benchmarks. Traditional power arrangements change significantly when China makes its mark in international organizations. China's diverse strategy redefines the world order while outlining its changing position on the international scene.