The ethics as defined by China, or an arbitrary mind, have as much claim to be correct as ours.
If someone defines ethics differently, then WHAT are the common characteristics that makes you call them both “ethics”? You surely don’t mean that they just happened to use the same sound or the same letters and that they may be meaning basketball instead? So there must already exist some common elements you are thinking of that make both versions be logically categorizable as “ethics”.
What are those common elements?
What would it mean for an alien to e.g. define “tetration” differently than we do? Either they define it in the same way, or they haven’t defined it at all. To define it differently means that they’re not describing what we mean by tetration at all.
If someone defines ethics differently, then WHAT are the common characteristics that makes you call them both “ethics”? You surely don’t mean that they just happened to use the same sound or the same letters and that they may be meaning basketball instead? So there must already exist some common elements you are thinking of that make both versions be logically categorizable as “ethics”.
What are those common elements?
What would it mean for an alien to e.g. define “tetration” differently than we do? Either they define it in the same way, or they haven’t defined it at all. To define it differently means that they’re not describing what we mean by tetration at all.