Photos Show Celebrations and Protests Marking China’s National Day – WTOP News
- On Wednesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping attended the 77th National Day reception in Beijing alongside Premier Li Qiang and Standing Committee Chairman Zhao Leji at the Great Hall of the People.
- Addressing the economy, Xi claimed China has pressed ahead under pressure, showing "strong resilience and vitality," while urging officials to "effectively safeguard and improve people's well-being and strive to accomplish the year's targets and tasks."
- "In the face of a complex and intricate international and domestic environment, we must uphold the general principle of pursuing progress while ensuring stability," Xi said, emphasizing steady development amid challenges.
- Regarding Taiwan, Xi reiterated opposition to independence, stating China should "promote the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations and advance the great cause of national reunification" while combating separatist forces.
- The Chinese President routinely attends this annual reception held on the eve of China's October 1 National Day, using the platform to outline domestic and foreign policy priorities.
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Photos show celebrations and protests marking China’s National Day – WTOP News
Hong Kong marked 77 years of Communist rule in China with National Day fireworks, a day after President Xi Jinping led a Martyrs’ Day tribute in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. In New Delhi, police detained Tibetan exiles protesting Chinese rule.
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Photos show celebrations and protests marking China's National Day
Hong Kong marked 77 years of Communist rule in China with National Day fireworks, a day after President Xi Jinping led a Martyrs' Day tribute in Beijing's Tiananmen Square. In New Delhi, police detained Tibetan exiles protesting Chinese rule.
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