The second volume of a book documenting President Xi Jinping's visits to households and communities during domestic inspection tours has been published by the China Women Publishing House. Titled to reflect its focus on people-centered governance, the work compiles 32 firsthand accounts from families, village representatives, and local officials who interacted with the Chinese leader.
Compiled by the All-China Women's Federation, the narrative emphasizes President Xi's attention to livelihood issues ranging from education to rural development. One account describes his 2025 visit to a Jiangsu province community where he discussed elderly care solutions with residents, while another highlights his dialogue with Uygur farmers in Xinjiang about agricultural modernization.
The publication arrives as China continues implementing its 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), with analysts noting its timing reinforces the leadership's commitment to understanding grassroots realities. For global readers tracking Chinese governance models, the book offers insights into policy-making processes that prioritize direct public engagement.
