Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on young people to embrace the legacy of veteran leader Chen Yun, urging them to channel an "enterprising spirit" and hard work to strengthen the nation. The remarks came during a high-profile event in Beijing marking the 120th anniversary of Chen's birth. 🚀
Who Was Chen Yun?
Born in 1905, Chen joined the Communist Party of China (CPC) at 20 and became a pivotal figure in shaping the country's socialist economy. Xi highlighted Chen's dual role in both the Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping eras, calling him a "great proletarian revolutionary" whose ideas remain relevant today. 📜
Youth in Focus
Xi emphasized that Chen's dedication to reform and nation-building should inspire younger generations. "We must learn from his unwavering principles and pragmatic approach," Xi said, framing the speech as a rallying cry for innovation and unity. 💡
The event, held at the Great Hall of the People, drew hundreds of officials and students, blending historical reflection with modern ambitions. 🌍✨
