If the West chooses to compete with the Chinese model, and in effect go around the world and continue to try and push an agenda of private capitalism and liberal democracy, this is basically going against headwinds, but it also would be a natural stance for the West to take because in many ways it is the antithesis of the Chinese model of de-prioritizing democracy, and state capitalism.
Si decide competir con el modelo chino, y, en efecto, ir por el mundo tratando de imponer su agenda de capitalismo privado y democracia 'liberal', sería ir, básicamente, en contra de la corriente, pero también sería natural que Occidente adopte esa postura, porque en muchas maneras es la antítesis del modelo chino de quitar prioridad a la democracia en pos de un capitalismo de estado.