Get ready: On Monday, the 17th issue of the Qiushi Journal rolls out with a fresh article by general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee Xi Jinping. Titled around the theme of carrying forward the great spirit forged during the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, this piece arrives at a moment when young global citizens crave purpose and resilience.
Xi, also Chinese president and chairman of the Central Military Commission, uses the article to connect a pivotal chapter of 20th-century history with today's push for innovation and unity. The spirit born from resisting aggression is framed not just as a patriotic symbol but as a mindset that global entrepreneurs, activists, and travelers can tap into when facing challenges like climate change, global health crises, and digital transformation.
Storytelling meets strategy as Xi outlines how lessons from the past – perseverance in adversity, collective collaboration, and unwavering resolve – can fuel the journey toward national rejuvenation. While the article is rooted in Chinese history, its core message resonates universally: setbacks can become stepping stones when you hold onto shared values and bold visions.
For business and tech enthusiasts, Xi's reflection offers a blueprint for startup culture: resilience through failure, unity in collaboration, and innovation as a catalyst for growth. Thought leaders will find parallels in movements for sustainability and human rights, where the spirit of resistance drives change. Even sports fans and digital nomads can draw inspiration from the concept of teamwork and adaptability.
As the article lands in a flagship publication with wide circulation among policymakers and academia, expect a wave of discussions across social platforms and global newsrooms. Whether you're charting your next venture, planning a sustainable trip, or exploring new cultural terrains, the great spirit of resistance is a reminder: challenging the status quo often sparks transformative progress.
Reference(s):
Xi's article on great spirit of resisting aggression to be published
cgtn.com
