President Xi Jinping extended festive greetings to the Chinese people ahead of the upcoming Chinese New Year during an inspection trip to Liaoning Province from Wednesday to Friday. In the northeastern industrial hub, Xi visited ordinary citizens and joined them in preparing for the celebrations.
During his visit, Xi, who is also the general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, wished happiness and health to all Chinese people. He expressed hopes for peace and prosperity for the country in the forthcoming Year of the Snake.
The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, falls on January 29 this year. It is the most significant holiday on the Chinese calendar, marking an occasion for family reunions and traditional festivities.
In Liaoning, President Xi immersed himself in the local customs, engaging with residents and learning about their preparations for the New Year. His visit highlighted the importance of preserving cultural traditions and the government's commitment to connecting with the people.
As China approaches the Year of the Snake, the nation's residents are gearing up for festivities that symbolize new beginnings and good fortune. President Xi's outreach reflects the spirit of unity and optimism prevalent during this special time of year.
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President Xi extends festive greetings ahead of Chinese New Year
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