He said that China does not want to copy. While accepting modernism China wants to pursue its own goal, its own path perhaps. I want to say that modernism is not an alternative for us to accept or not. The dialogue of civilizations is not an issue of whether we want to copy it or not. We expect Chinese scholars to come to us and explain to us what dialogue means in the cultural context of China.
China is one of deepest places for civilization.
We will have that then as a comparison, a point of reflection, of what we say from an Islamic point of view or from an Iranian point of view. Then Western scholars can come to us and tell us what they have to contribute to this dialogue. That is how we discuss dialogue. Dr. Altiya Inayatullah can perhaps introduce another part of the dialogue with a different kind of diversity that has to do with gender. I do not know if this is the moment to introduce that.