Are they the same? "diversity in unity" vs "unity in diversity" This except comes from the key to a Chinese-English translation test passage. Both China and Europe enjoy splendid culture. While China advocates “harmony without uniformity”, the EU stands for “unity in diversity”. The 1.3 billion Chinese people and the 700 million European people have a common destiny and a common future. China and Europe may well take the lead in promoting mutual learning and inclusiveness between different civilizations. My question is: Can I substitute "diversity in unity" for "unity in diversity" here? Are they the same in meaning? Thank you.