Abstract: Since the advent of Enlightenment modernity, the civilizational order and value system dominated by Western first-mover modernized nations have either eliminated differences in the name of universalism or exaggerated divides under relativism. This has long made it difficult for human society to reach a most fundamental consensus on values and ethical principles. Against this backdrop, the proposal of the concept of “Common Values of Humanity” aims to break through the binary opposition of universalism and relativism and rebuild a global value paradigm centered on consensus. However, the international communication of this concept has long been suppressed by the Western discourse system and subjected to cognitive biases, and thus its ideological influence and practical efficacy have not yet been fully realized. The key to gaining widespread recognition for this value concept lies in embedding it, with institutional support, into global governance platforms, innovating multi-agent collaborative communication mechanisms through a synergistic approach, and achieving the transformation from conceptual consensus to collective action in arenas such as the “Belt and Road” Initiative guided by a cooperation-oriented mindset. In doing so, China not only provides a new path for reshaping the global communication landscape but also contributes intellectual wisdom and civilizational solutions for improving the global ethical order and advancing the construction of a community with a shared future for mankind.

Key words: common values of humanity, international communication, value consensus, collective action