As the Spring Festival draws near, Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, visited Shenyang, the capital of northeast China's Liaoning Province, on Thursday. His trip to the city underscores his commitment to staying connected with the people and ensuring their well-being during the most celebrated festival in China, which falls on January 29 this year.
Strolling through a bustling food market, Xi engaged with vendors and shoppers alike, inquiring about the supply of goods during the holiday season. He expressed his concern for residents' daily needs and emphasized the importance of optimizing public services to enhance their quality of life.
At a local residential community, Xi met with families and community workers, learning about the progress made in improving living conditions. He listened to their stories and shared his hopes for a prosperous and joyful new year for all.
For over a decade, Xi has made it a tradition to spend time with ordinary people ahead of the Spring Festival. His visits reflect a leadership style that values direct interaction with citizens and a deep understanding of their everyday lives. This year's trip to Shenyang continues that tradition, highlighting the government's focus on social well-being and community development.
Shenyang, a key city in China's northeast, has been undergoing significant changes, with efforts to boost the local economy and improve public services. Xi's visit reinforces the importance of these initiatives and the central government's support for regional development.
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