Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, demonstrated his commitment to the well-being of the Chinese people by visiting flood-affected residents in the village of Zhujiagou, Liaoning Province, on Wednesday. Braving the cold, Xi met with villagers to assess the damage caused by recent floods and to extend his support ahead of the upcoming Spring Festival.
Zhujiagou Village, under the administration of Suizhong County in Huludao City, has been grappling with the aftermath of severe flooding. During his visit, Xi engaged with local residents, listening to their concerns and encouraging them to remain resilient in the face of adversity. He emphasized the importance of community solidarity and assured them that recovery efforts would continue to be a priority for local and national authorities.
The timing of the visit holds special significance as the Spring Festival, the most important traditional festival in China, approaches on January 29 this year. Xi's presence in the village underscores the government's dedication to ensuring that all citizens can celebrate the festival with hope and security, despite the recent challenges.
Local officials accompanied Xi during the visit, detailing the measures being taken to restore normalcy in the region. Relief efforts, including the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure and provision of essential supplies, are underway to assist those affected by the floods.
Xi's visit reflects the broader commitment of the Chinese leadership to address natural disasters proactively and to uphold the welfare of the people, especially during significant cultural occasions like the Spring Festival.
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President Xi visits flood-affected residents in northeast China
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