A new study book detailing General Secretary Xi Jinping's approach to ethnic unity and governance has been released in five minority languages, marking a significant step in China's efforts to promote inclusive development. The publication, available in Mongolian, Tibetan, Uygur, Kazakh, and Korean, aims to make Xi's policies on ethnic work more accessible to diverse communities across the country.
Bridging Policy and Cultural Preservation
Compiled by the CPC Central Committee's United Front Work Department and the National Ethnic Affairs Commission, the book emphasizes Xi's vision of fostering social stability through cultural respect and equal opportunities. Analysts note this initiative aligns with broader strategies to strengthen national unity while addressing regional development gaps.
Strategic Implementation Nationwide
With physical copies distributed through official channels, the publication serves multiple audiences: local officials implementing ethnic policies, scholars studying China's governance models, and residents seeking to understand their role in national development frameworks. The translations particularly resonate in autonomous regions where these languages remain vital to daily life and cultural identity.
