A multilingual initiative to strengthen ideological unity across China's diverse regions has taken shape this week, with the Ethnic Publishing House releasing President Xi Jinping's discourses on Party conduct in five ethnic-minority languages. The compilation, originally curated by the CPC Central Committee's Institute of Party History and Literature, now reaches Mongolian, Tibetan, Uygur, Kazak, and Korean-speaking communities through translations by the China Ethnic Languages Translation Center.
The publication, distributed nationwide as of Wednesday, represents what analysts describe as a strategic effort to align all ethnic groups with the CPC's governance philosophy.
"This linguistic inclusivity demonstrates our Party's commitment to serving all Chinese people,"
stated a government release accompanying the launch.
Available through official channels and digital platforms, the translated works address contemporary challenges in political education while respecting cultural specificities. The move comes as China continues to emphasize ethnic unity and ideological cohesion under Xi's leadership, particularly in border regions home to significant minority populations.
