The two not only have different historical and cultural backgrounds but also have similarities and differences from multiple perspectives such as national interests connotation and development strateg

1. "The Chinese Dream is a new product of the combination of Marxism and China's reality, which embodies the scientific and developmental nature; The American Dream, on the other hand, is more about individual freedom and democracy."
2. "The historical origin is different. The Chinese Dream emerged from resisting external aggression and getting rid of feudal rule, and from the very beginning had the content of national independence and people's liberation; And the United States, after freeing itself from British colonial rule, soon embarked on the road to independence."
3. "After the Revolutionary War and the Civil War, the United States formed a capitalist political, economic and cultural system, with pragmatism and liberalism as the core, and its internal and external development environment was relatively good. After the founding of New China, the internal development started from a low starting point, and the outside was blockaded and surrounded by Western powers."
4. "An important part of the American dream is the development of the western region, which is an important way for the United States to strive for individuals. In contrast, the Chinese dream of the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is the history of struggle of the country and the people, as well as the history of the struggle of the Communist Party of China. Therefore, the Chinese Dream emphasizes the combination of individual struggle and national struggle."
5. "Practice has also fully proved that it is not feasible to close the door and engage in socialism dogmatically, and to realize the Chinese dream, we must adhere to reform and opening up."

The article is structured by comparing and contrasting the historical origins, development paths, and the relationship between individual struggle and national struggle of the American Dream and the Chinese Dream. It provides objective indicators such as the formation of the capitalist system in the United States after the Revolutionary War and the Civil War, and the blockades and surrounding of Western powers on China after the founding of New China. The article also emphasizes the importance of reform and opening up in realizing the Chinese Dream, and the combination of individual struggle and national struggle in achieving the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation