Our public opinion often has an one-sided understanding of the relationship between national strength and international discourse power, thinking that the size of international discourse power fundamentally depends on national strength. Of course, this view seems to come from a puzzling phenomenon in today's world, that is, the most powerful United States has the strongest international voice and Europe, where the traditional powers are more concentrated, also has a large international voice. However, the reason why the United States and Europe have a strong international voice is not only because of their strong power, but also because the ideas contained in their words are innovative and guide the setting of most important international issues, and the logic and persuasiveness of their words are strong and so on. Although it cannot be denied that strength is a positive factor for discourse power, international discourse power has never been distributed according to the strength of a country. In some problems or fields, it is common for countries with small power to have more say than countries with greater power.
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The strength of the national determines the strength of the international discourse power.