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President Xi Jinping, also General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, visited residents affected by severe flooding in Liaoning Province’s Zhujiagou village this week. With temperatures dropping and the Lunar New Year just days away, Xi emphasized the nation’s commitment to supporting communities during crises.
\"We will ensure every family can celebrate the Spring Festival with warmth and safety,\" he stated during the visit, which included inspections of recovery efforts. The Spring Festival, starting January 29, marks China’s most important cultural holiday, heightening efforts to stabilize affected areas.
Villagers shared stories of resilience as Xi toured temporary housing and relief facilities. Local officials highlighted ongoing infrastructure repairs to restore access to water, electricity, and transport before the holiday rush.
The trip underscores China’s focus on disaster response and grassroots welfare—a key theme in recent policy discussions. Analysts note such visits by leaders ahead of major holidays signal solidarity and mobilize resources for vulnerable populations.
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\"We will ensure every family can celebrate the Spring Festival with warmth and safety,\" he stated during the visit, which included inspections of recovery efforts. The Spring Festival, starting January 29, marks China’s most important cultural holiday, heightening efforts to stabilize affected areas.
Villagers shared stories of resilience as Xi toured temporary housing and relief facilities. Local officials highlighted ongoing infrastructure repairs to restore access to water, electricity, and transport before the holiday rush.
The trip underscores China’s focus on disaster response and grassroots welfare—a key theme in recent policy discussions. Analysts note such visits by leaders ahead of major holidays signal solidarity and mobilize resources for vulnerable populations.
