The Third Session of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) concluded in Beijing on March 10. During the week-long gathering, over 2,000 members from diverse backgrounds offered their insights and suggestions for the country's development.
Among the distinguished participants was Yang Yuni, a member of the Hani ethnic group. Demonstrating a heartfelt connection to her roots, Yang presented a special gift from her hometown, located approximately 3,000 kilometers away. This gesture symbolized her commitment to fostering rural development and bridging the gap between urban and rural communities.
In her address at the CPPCC Members Corridor, Yang shared her vision for sustainable rural development, emphasizing the importance of integrating traditional practices with modern innovation. Her proposals aim to enhance the quality of life in rural areas, promote economic growth, and preserve cultural heritage.
Yang's contributions reflect the diverse perspectives that the CPPCC seeks to incorporate into national policy-making, ensuring that development initiatives are inclusive and benefit all regions of the country.
(Honghe County Converged Media Center contributed to this report.)
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