The second volume of Xi Jinping and the People has officially hit shelves this February, offering a fresh look at the Chinese leader’s interactions with everyday communities during domestic inspections. Published by the China Women Publishing House, the book features 32 firsthand accounts from families and local residents who hosted Xi in their homes 🏡.
Through vivid storytelling, the narrative captures moments where Xi discussed livelihood issues – from education to healthcare – with villagers, urban workers, and small business owners. The All-China Women’s Federation, which compiled the stories, calls it "a window into people-centered governance" 💬.
Why It Matters in 2026
As China continues its modernization drive, this release coincides with renewed focus on rural revitalization policies. For young professionals and students tracking Asian development models, the book provides context on leadership approaches to grassroots challenges 🌾.
Fun fact for digital natives: The publisher confirms an e-book version will drop next month – perfect for your tablet during commute hours 📱✨.
