Analysis of cultural and value developments in the process of globalization and its impact on national authority

The Islamic Awakening is a movement that seeks to bring Islam back into the realm of individual and social life of Muslims, as well as in opposition to the system of international domination that has exploited Muslim nations for years. These developments have had many effects and have affected the foreign policy of some countries that have political and economic relations with the Middle East, especially in the Persian Gulf region. This article examines China's role in the Persian Gulf with its security perspective on the region (after the Islamic Awakening). In order to conduct this research, the question was raised: What is China's approach in the Persian Gulf after the Islamic Awakening? had ? The findings of the study indicate that China's approach to the developments in the Persian Gulf and the Middle East has always been faced with a security perspective. China's geopolitical and economic interests in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf have shaped its behavior in the face of these developments. The most important dimension of China's geopolitical interests is preventing the hegemony of the regional order in the Persian Gulf, and the most important dimension of economic interests is ensuring energy security. Based on these interests, China has taken a neutral position in the crises in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain and Yemen, has sided with the international community in the Libyan crisis, and has played a role in the Syrian crisis against the West and the Arab League.