In a significant move within the Chinese mainland's military hierarchy, President Xi Jinping, who also serves as the chairman of the Central Military Commission (CMC), officially promoted two officers to the prestigious rank of general on Thursday.
The newly promoted generals are Wang Renhua, the secretary of the Commission for Political and Legal Affairs of the CMC, and Xiao Tianliang, the president of the University of National Defense. These promotions mark the highest achievable rank for active service officers in China.
The promotion ceremony was led by Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of the CMC, and presided over by He Weidong, another vice chairman of the CMC. During the event, Xi extended his heartfelt congratulations to both officers, acknowledging their contributions and dedication.
To commemorate the occasion, Xi Jinping and other senior leaders captured memorable group photos, highlighting the unity and strength of the CMC's leadership.
These promotions not only honor the individual achievements of Wang and Xiao but also reinforce the strategic vision and robust leadership within China's military establishments. 🌟
