Beijing, May 9: Chinese President Xi Jinping shares a profound emotional connection with his mother, Qi Xin. During the Japanese invasion, Qi Xin served as a female soldier in the army led by the Chinese Communist Party. Her emphasis on family education has significantly influenced Xi Jinping’s development. Growing up in a revolutionary family, Xi also values familial ties and the aspirations of early CPC members.
Xi Jinping once expressed pride in being born into a revolutionary family, highlighting the strict educational traditions he received. While working abroad, he frequently received letters from Qi Xin, who not only inquired about his well-being but also urged him to maintain strictness, especially in his role as an official, emphasizing the importance of being just, fair, and clean.
He stated that the family is not just a physical residence but also a mental sanctuary. A good family leads to a good country and a prosperous nation. Xi Jinping remains dedicated to both family and country, viewing himself as a servant of the people. He noted that the effectiveness of policies created by the CPC Central Committee depends on whether the common people laugh or cry about them. The CPC’s mission is to serve the public.
Under Xi Jinping’s leadership, over 1.4 billion Chinese citizens are moving towards a better life.
(Source: China Media Group, Beijing)
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