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How should human society evolve in a world characterized by increasing uncertainty? How should each person in various parts of the world see the worldwide changes in several linked fields? How is the world order to be upheld? As a result, global governance, global justice, as well as looking to the future have become crucial and urgent concerns topics. The author analyzes the relationship between global justice, global governance, and sustainable development from multiple perspectives utilizing the Cartesian coordinate system as a theoretical method, taking the nation as point P and using rectangular coordinates (x, y, z) in multidimensional space. Three important aspects of the complex interaction among global justice, global governance, and global sustainable development are investigated. The research conclusions are as follows: Firstly, global justice, as a concept that transcends time and space, needs to be promoted globally. It provides an irreplaceable humanistic spirit and humanistic path for international relations, global governance, and sustainable development. Secondly, global governance provides an opportunity for the establishment of a new world order and has become a necessary means in the global political space, and it should be diversified. Thirdly, global sustainable development is closely linked to government structure and social structure, which can not only improve the quality of structural management but also increase each other's resilience, which provides a theoretical basis and practical possibility for the realization of global justice and global governance. Research significance: A reasonable understanding of the relationship between global justice and global governance will help countries provide different solutions for global development and promote inclusive growth and sustainable development in the world. At the same time, a reasonable handling of the dialectical relationship between the three provides the possibility for the establishment of a global government and a global power structure.