The British' principles gave us the Kashmir/Pakistani conflict, and (coupled with France and various other European nations) numerous civil wars across Africa.
The US' principles gave us decades of corruption and drug trade in South America.
The USSR's principles gave us the iron curtain, and the Afghan and Czechen rebellions.
I'm sure there's nuances all around, but let's not pretend the previous perpetrators were a shining beacon of morality.
If you want to jump on the China principles bandwagon that’s your right, but you have to realize the principles allow for different outcomes, some more or less universal or inclusive or exclusive.
Put another way, would you propose the US (or Europe) adopt Chinese styled principles and use their influence to project them? Would that be a good thing?