Earth Universe, the movie universe, was currently ahead of Universe Zero on the timeline.
So in this world, Chen Mu could experience events that had yet to happen in advance.
The Avengers still existed in this universe, but because of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s earlier issues, the organization was under United Nations supervision.
The Avengers had once been affiliated with S.H.I.E.L.D. Unfortunately, S.H.I.E.L.D. was later exposed in a scandal involving a large number of Hydra spies. S.H.I.E.L.D. collapsed, and the Avengers became an independent "civilian organization." Later, their actions caused massive destruction, prompting countries around the world to enact policies restricting the Avengers.
That was why the Sokovia Accords were introduced, and it was also what led to the Avengers' civil war.
Governments around the world did not want an organization like the Avengers, one that stood apart from everything else, to exist. Yet because of their immense power, they had no choice but to compromise and acknowledge their existence—provided they remained under international supervision.
Interestingly, Tony Stark compromised, while Captain America, a soldier, took the lead in resisting, claiming it was a matter of lost freedom.
In any case, the Avengers' civil war had a great deal to do with the countries of the world.
No country was willing to tolerate an organization like the Avengers, one that stood above everyone else. But given the strength of those people, the countries could only compromise and ask to supervise their actions.
That was all. It was not as though anyone wanted to lock them up, yet the group of Avengers led by Captain America chose to resist.
Naturally, China was among the countries involved in drafting the agreement.
In this world, China's strength was not particularly great, especially in terms of supernatural power. The contrast with America, which possessed "Super Heroes," was especially