The article discusses the possibility of creating a new international political theory based on China and East Asia's history and experiences. Many scholars are exploring the idea of forming a new international political theory centered around China, drawing from Confucian logic. However, some argue that focusing too much on China's uniqueness may lead to errors in international political theory. The paper examines the potential of Confucian philosophy in international politics, points out its limitations, and reflects on the significance of discussions emphasizing China's characteristics in explaining international politics.