In a significant move, Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, is set to publish an influential article in the latest issue of Qiushi Journal this Sunday. This publication marks the 23rd issue of the flagship magazine, which has long been a cornerstone for sharing the CPC's guiding principles and future directives.
The article compiles excerpts from Xi's discourses spanning from January 2013 to August 2024, highlighting his steadfast commitment to upholding fundamental principles while pioneering new initiatives. According to Xi, \"We must dare to say what has never been said and do what has never been done,\" emphasizing the importance of innovation and adherence to core values in navigating China's governance.
Central to Xi's message is the unwavering dedication to Marxism and the rich heritage of traditional Chinese culture. He asserts that the path to modernization is deeply intertwined with preserving and advancing these foundational elements. This approach ensures that while China progresses, it remains grounded in its cultural identity and historical legacy.
In discussing reform, Xi advocates for a targeted strategy: \"What needs to be reformed should be reformed unwaveringly and what does not need to be reformed should remain unchanged.\" This principle aims to streamline governance and foster sustainable development by focusing efforts where they are most effective.
The article also underscores the importance of adapting traditional Chinese culture to a socialist framework, showcasing unique cultural symbols that define the Chinese nation. By integrating these elements into modern society, China aims to reinforce its distinct identity on the global stage.
Xi's forthcoming article in Qiushi Journal not only outlines the CPC's current strategies but also sets the tone for China's future endeavors, balancing respect for tradition with the drive for innovation.
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