Youth Day Call to Action: Leading Innovation and Social Progress
Chinese President Xi Jinping has renewed his call for young people to spearhead advancements in scientific innovation, rural development, and environmental sustainability, emphasizing their critical role in shaping China's future. In a heartfelt letter to volunteer teachers at a remote Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region school, Xi praised youth-driven initiatives that align with national modernization goals ahead of China's May Fourth Youth Day.
Legacy of the May Fourth Movement
This year's commemoration marks the 106th anniversary of the historic May Fourth Movement, a catalyst for societal transformation. Xi, also General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, highlighted parallels between the movement's legacy and contemporary youth efforts, urging stronger ideological resolve and patriotism among new generations.
Grassroots Impact and Global Vision
Volunteers serving in western regions exemplify Xi's vision of youth as bridge-builders between urban and rural communities. "Develop outstanding skills while maintaining a global perspective," Xi wrote, encouraging practical contributions to social services and cross-cultural understanding. His repeated engagements with young innovators and educators underscore a long-standing commitment to empowering youth leadership.
