In the spirit of the upcoming Spring Festival, General Secretary Xi Jinping of the Communist Party of China Central Committee paid a heartfelt visit to Shenyang, the vibrant capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, on Thursday. This trip marks his continued tradition of connecting with ordinary people ahead of the most significant festival in China, which falls on January 29 this year.
Amidst the bustling atmosphere of Shenyang's local food market, Xi engaged with vendors and shoppers alike, inquiring about the availability and prices of essentials during the holiday season. His presence brought smiles and a sense of warmth to the community, reflecting his commitment to ensuring that residents have ample supplies and a prosperous festival.
Xi also visited a nearby residential community, where he learned firsthand about the measures implemented to meet residents' daily needs and the optimization of public services. Listening attentively to their stories and concerns, he emphasized the importance of continuous improvement in people's livelihoods and the role of community support in fostering a harmonious society.
For over a decade, Xi, as the top leader of the Party and the state, has made it a cherished tradition to spend time with the people during this festive period. His consistent outreach underscores the government's dedication to being in touch with the populace and addressing their needs, especially during times of celebration and reflection.
The visit to Shenyang not only highlights the significance of the Spring Festival but also showcases the ongoing efforts to boost economic vitality and social well-being in northeast China. As families across the nation prepare for reunions and festivities, Xi's engagement serves as a reminder of the collective spirit and cultural heritage that bind the Chinese people together.
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