Mrs Thatcher said during her lifetime that China will not become the world's superpower. Today, China's D. is a television, not an idea. She looks at China from a Western centric perspective and believes that China's knowledge system cannot participate in the world. The construction of a knowledge system. China cannot become a big country in knowledge production. Even if China's economy is rising rapidly, it can at best be a big country in material production. It is still a small country that cannot be taken seriously in terms of spiritual and cultural production, innovation and even export. Although the words are sharp, they remind us that the West does not value the blind improvement of material wealth, but also values the ability of a large country to participate in international affairs and the strength of cultural output. What does the author mean by this text? ['The West is skeptical that China can become a superpower.', "China's spiritual and cultural production output is still lagging behind.", 'China urgently needs to improve its cultural innovation capacity.', 'The rise of spiritual culture is more important than the improvement of material wealth.']