The Chinese Dream is a phrase that appeared during and after the establishment of the new China leadership. It is often used by the People's Republic of China (PRC) government and journalists to describe the desire of self-improvement in China society.

After the establishment of the new central collective leadership in China, the government and journalists frequently used this word to describe the spirit of continuous pursuit of progress in China society.

The Chinese dream emphasizes the importance of entrepreneurship.

The Chinese dream emphasizes the spirit of hard struggle.

It also celebrates the self-made generation in China after the reform, such as those rural immigrants who moved to urban centers, whose living standards have been significantly improved.

In addition, the Chinese dream also praises the self-reliant generation after the reform and opening up, such as those rural people who moved to big cities to improve their living standards and made remarkable achievements.

The Chinese dream can be interpreted as the collective consciousness of China people in the era of social transformation and economic progress.

Others interpret the Chinese dream as the collective consciousness of China people in the process of social transformation and economic progress.