Since the beginning of the new century, the development of the rules of global economic governance has shown a new trend, and the change of the system of governance rules has become a major trend. China should play the dual roles of a participant and a change agent of the current rule system to promote the establishment of a fairer and more reasonable international economic order and correct the inherent defects of the rule system. This paper analyzes the failure of the traditional international economic governance mechanism and the creation of the G20 mechanism from 1999 to the present, takes China as the main research object, and explores China's responsibility in international economic governance. At the same time, the initiative of institutional discourse construction is proposed for China. After the experimental analysis, it can be seen that China's reform changes in international economic governance in the IMF voting rights for, from 2.978% to 6.07%, especially after 2010, China's voting rights from 3.816% to 6.07%, more than Germany, France and the United Kingdom, BRICS member countries voting rights also increased accordingly. The collaborative framework among BRICS nations plays a pivotal role in shaping the global economic landscape. World Bank statistics reveal that as early as 1993, the GDP growth rate of BRICS members outpaced that of the G20, hitting an impressive 3.104%. Even during the height of the 2008 financial crisis, these economies demonstrated remarkable resilience, sustaining a robust growth rate of 8.71%. To strengthen China's influence in international economic governance, four strategic approaches are recommended to amplify its institutional voice and solidify its standing on the world stage.
Shangqi Yang (Fri,) studied this question.