The words and deeds of Xi Jinping's father, Xi Zhongxun, run deep in the Chinese President's outlook on life, work and philosophy, prompting him to solemnly honor his duties to the nation and the people. From rural beginnings to leadership roles, #XiJinping has consistently prioritized the people's aspirations for a better life as his guiding ethos. | Why China

The words and deeds of #XiJinping's father, Xi Zhongxun, run deep in the Chinese president's outlook on life, work and philosophy, prompting him to solemnly honor his duties to the nation and the people. From rural beginnings to leadership roles, Xi Jinping has consistently prioritized the people's aspirations for a better life as his guiding ethos. | CGTN

#StoriesaboutXi: October 15, 2001 was the 88th birthday of #XiJinping's father, Xi Zhongxun. At the time, Xi was the governor of Fujian Province. Because of work commitments, he had to miss his father's birthday celebration. The apologetic son wrote a celebratory letter to his father. #FathersDay #XiJinpingInFujian | Xi's Moments

A personal letter written by Chinese President Xi Jinping to his father Xi Zhongxun (1913-2002) in 2001 revealed how his father's words and deeds run deep in Xi Jinping's outlook on thrifty life, hard work and state governance, especially his people-centered philosophy. https://www.cctvplus.com/news/20230618/8329722.shtml#!language=1 | CCTV