President Xi Jinping's commemorative speech honoring the 110th anniversary of late Chinese leader Hu Yaobang's birth has been officially published this week, offering insights into the Communist Party of China's historical continuity and contemporary priorities. Delivered on November 20 and now available nationwide through the People's Publishing House, the address highlights Hu's contributions to reform and party development during China's modernization drive.
Xi, who serves as General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, emphasized Hu Yaobang's legacy in advancing ideological emancipation and economic reforms during critical phases of China's development. The 32-page booklet has drawn attention from political analysts and historians studying the CPC's evolving governance philosophy.
Xinhua Bookstore outlets began distributing the publication on November 24, coinciding with renewed academic interest in China's reform-era leadership. The speech comes as China continues to promote socialist modernization while maintaining historical consciousness – a recurring theme in Xi's recent public addresses.
