A Study of Dialogue and Paths of Synergy between Traditional Chinese Culture and Russian Concepts in the Context of Global Governance

In the context of the increasingly complex architecture of global governance, this study focuses on analyzing the potential for dialogue and synergy between traditional Chinese culture and Russian concepts. The relevance of this work stems from the search for new, non-Western models of global governance based on alternative cultural and civilizational paradigms. The article consistently examines key philosophical and sociopolitical concepts of both traditions, such as the Chinese idea of a “community with a shared future for mankind” and Russian approaches to a multipolar world and sovereignty. A comparative analysis is conducted, identifying both points of contact and areas for constructive complementarity between these systems of thought. The practical goal of the study is to propose specific ways to integrate these ideas into contemporary mechanisms of international cooperation. The conclusion argues that such a cultural-intellectual synthesis can offer sustainable and inclusive solutions to global challenges, thereby enriching the theory and practice of world order.