As a whole, China plays a decisive role in the world; but as individuals, many Chinese still feel that they have nothing. The strength of the country and the weakness of individuals make some people psychologically unbalanced, and feel that they still live like victims of bullying in the semi-colonial era Because of this, we need to have a rational understanding of the state of our existence and overcome the narrow "victim complex. " Otherwise, rising China will find it difficult to assume responsibilities that are commensurate with its international status. What is the core meaning of this passage? ['China urgently needs to improve the personal status of its citizens.', 'The Chinese need to adjust their mental state.', 'Why the Chinese have a "victim complex".', 'Rising China should assume the corresponding international status.']