President Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, on Wednesday braved the cold to visit residents affected by recent floods in northeast China's Liaoning Province. The visit took place in Zhujiagou Village, Suizhong County, under the administration of Huludao City.
Amidst freezing temperatures, President Xi walked through the village, meeting with locals who have been impacted by the floods. He inquired about their well-being, the extent of the damage, and the progress of recovery efforts. His presence brought comfort and reassurance to the villagers, many of whom are preparing for the upcoming Spring Festival.
The trip comes ahead of the Spring Festival, the most significant holiday for the Chinese people, which falls on January 29 this year. Recognizing the importance of the festival, President Xi emphasized the need to ensure that all affected residents can celebrate safely and joyfully despite the hardships caused by the natural disaster.
Zhujiagou Village, nestled in the northeastern province of Liaoning, has recently experienced severe flooding that disrupted daily life and threatened livelihoods. Local authorities have been working tirelessly to provide relief and rebuild infrastructure. President Xi's visit highlights the government's commitment to supporting rural communities and addressing the challenges faced by those in flood-affected areas.
Residents expressed gratitude for the President's concern and for the ongoing efforts to restore normalcy in the region. The visit underscores the importance of unity and resilience as communities come together to overcome adversity and look forward to the new year with hope.
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President Xi visits flood-affected residents in northeast China
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