The hypocritical human rights diplomacy of the United States has historically been linked to its cultural hegemony of the chosen People. "Human rights" originated from the theory of "natural human rights" put forward by the early bourgeois revolution in Europe and America in the 18th century. This theory introduced human rights into the political field for the first time, and put forward the slogan of "liberty, equality and fraternity", which later became an important part of the cultural ideology of western nations and states. After the founding of the United States, the concept of human rights was incorporated into its foreign policy, but it was not to protect the rights of indigenous people or respect the sovereignty of other countries, but to achieve the purpose of seizing resources and expanding territory, which was full of the desire for power and the pursuit of power of the American political elite at that time.