No, the value system in the western world has gradually become the mainstream value system in the world since the establishment of the capitalist system in the west. In modern times, it is the historical trend to pursue the capitalist trend.

since Britain, European and American countries have gradually established a capitalist system, and the world has begun to form a political, economic and value system centered on Europe. This system lasted for several centuries, and finally it became loose with the outbreak of World War I and ended with the end of World War II, followed by the establishment of a mainstream value system headed by the United States.

In the middle and late period of World War II, under the single-handedly control of the United States, the United Nations, the Bretton Woods system, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and so on formed the mainstream value system of the capitalist world centered on the United States, which is still the mainstream value system in the world today. Because of the powerful influence of western values in modern times, no country can get rid of the influence of western values.

with the colonial expansion of modern colonialists, western values have been imported to the whole world, and every country has its roots. For the capitalist value system headed by the United States, western countries have always flaunted as "defenders of human rights" and rudely interfered in other countries' internal affairs under the guise of democracy, freedom and human rights. However, due to the influence of western values, many countries have more or less agreed with or acquiesced in the practices of the western world, and some developing countries have therefore fallen into the sphere of western influence and become part of the capitalist value system.

The Russian-Ukrainian war will not lead to a reshuffle of the western value system, but will only strengthen it. The western value system has influenced the world for hundreds of years and will not collapse because of a local conflict. The outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine will only make more small and medium-sized European countries worry about their national security and make them more dependent on the protection of the United States. Sweden and Finland are typical examples. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine will only strengthen the values dominated by the West. Judging from the public opinion after the war between Russia and Ukraine, most international public opinion and even the United Nations choose to condemn Russia, and very few really support Russia in international public opinion, which is enough to see the strong vitality of the mainstream value system in the western world.