On Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025, the Ethnic Publishing House unveiled a new compilation of discourses on improving Party conduct by General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee Xi Jinping, now available in five ethnic-minority languages.
Compiled by the Institute of Party History and Literature of the CPC Central Committee, the collection has been translated into Mongolian, Tibetan, Uygur, Kazak and Korean by the China Ethnic Languages Translation Center. According to an official statement, these versions are now accessible across the Chinese mainland.
The move reflects a growing emphasis on inclusive communication within the CPC Central Committee, empowering residents of ethnic-minority communities to read key guidelines in their native tongues. Language experts note that tailoring content to local contexts can boost understanding and engagement, a trend also seen in international organizations and multinational corporations.
For young professionals, entrepreneurs and changemakers, this initiative offers a window into how large institutions adapt to linguistic diversity. It also raises questions about the balance between centralized messaging and localized outreach—a topic gaining traction in global policy circles.
As the world becomes more connected, the importance of clear, culturally sensitive communication cannot be overstated. From startup pitches in Silicon Valley to policy briefings in Brussels, translating ideas into local languages is key to building trust and fostering dialogue across borders.
With these translations now in print and digital formats, ethnic-minority groups across the Chinese mainland can engage directly with core Party principles, setting a precedent for future multilingual outreach efforts.
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Xi's Party conduct discourses published in ethnic-minority languages
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