Breaking new ground in legal governance, the first volume of Xi Jinping's selected works on rule of law has officially hit shelves across China this November 2025. 📚 The compilation features 69 pivotal speeches and directives from the CPC Central Committee general secretary, spanning December 2012 to February 2025 – with some materials publicly released for the first time.
💡 Why it matters: This publication arrives as China accelerates its vision to become a fully developed socialist rule-of-law country by 2035. Analysts say the text offers a roadmap for balancing traditional governance with modern legal frameworks in our tech-driven era.
"This isn't just a history book – it's a playbook for navigating AI ethics, cross-border data laws, and sustainable development challenges," explains Beijing-based legal scholar Dr. Li Wei, who contributed to the editorial review process.
Published by the CPC Central Committee's Institute of Party History and Literature, the volume is already trending on Chinese social platforms like Weibo, with young professionals calling it "a must-read for understanding Asia's evolving legal landscape." 🌐
