Capital is profit-seeking, and the national policy orientation centered on capital is to help capital find ways to extract surplus value to the greatest extent at home and abroad through national policy formulation. because

Capital is profit-seeking, and the national policy orientation centered on capital is to help capital find ways to extract surplus value to the greatest extent at home and abroad through national policy formulation. Because the wages of workers in western developed countries are relatively high, and the cost of living such as workers' wages in developing countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America is relatively low, labor-intensive capital will inevitably transfer to countries with low wages, and capitalist countries will clear the barriers for this transfer by formulating policies, which will eventually lead to only capital-intensive enterprises left in Western developed countries, such as enterprises at the top of the industrial chain such as financial technology.

Therefore, the thirty years after the drastic changes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe were also the thirty years in which the capital of the developed countries in the West was transferred to the third world in large quantities, the thirty years in which the real economy of the developed countries in the West was gradually hollowed out, the thirty years in which the interests of the ordinary working class in the West were damaged by the loss of employment opportunities, the thirty years in which the contradictions between the large monopoly capital groups and the ordinary working class were constantly intensifying, the thirty years in which economic globalization really continued to expand at the international level, and the popularity of capitalist ideology. Thirty years of gradual occupation of the psychology of the Western people.

Thirty years of economic globalization have made the whole world truly connected, with finance and technology in the United States, manufacturing in China and the BRICS countries, energy in the Middle East and Russia... Therefore, today's world economic crisis is manifested in the first outbreak of financial derivatives crises in developed countries or developing countries with loopholes in the financial system, which affects developing countries, so that the economic crisis of overproduction in their real economy will eventually lead to the sovereign debt crisis of some countries because of the ineffectiveness of economic or monetary and financial regulation within a country, so China has repeatedly emphasized the importance of preventing systemic financial risks and continuously introduced laws and regulations regulating financial markets with Chinese characteristics.

Therefore, although the drastic changes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe have been more than thirty years ago, and the world socialist movement has continued to be at a low ebb, the capitalist mode of production is also leading to its own opposite side because of its own deformed development, which is manifested in the fact that the brewing and accumulation of socialist factors and socialist forces within the capitalist countries is increasing, the trend of rising in the east and descending in the west has begun, and in the next thirty years, the pendulum of contradictions between socialism and capitalism is continuing to swing to the socialist side, while China is firmly on its own. Adhering to the people-centered position is in itself a major contribution to the world socialist movement.