Ten years ago, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed the forging of a community with a shared future for mankind, where we all share a common destiny, and grow and prosper together. As this year marks its 10th anniversary, the concept of a shared future is being explored by more countries and scholars from the West. But can this concept prevail when competition, even rivalry, are rife in the world? With Chinese modernization making extraordinary headway and the debunking of the myth that modernization equals Westernization, what does it mean for the world?