The Two Sessions in Inner Mongolia 2024: Building a Strong Sense of Community for the Chinese Nation
During the Two Sessions in Inner Mongolia in 2024, the topic of building a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation garnered significant attention and sparked heated discussions among the representatives.
One of the key concerns raised during the sessions was how to further tell the story of ethnic unity and progress in Inner Mongolia and promote exchanges and integration among all ethnic groups.
Yan Wenlong, deputy to the People’s Congress of the Autonomous Region, highlighted the importance of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s personal inspection of Inner Mongolia in elevating the work of building a strong sense of the Chinese nation’s community to the main line of all work in ethnic areas. He emphasized the need to resolutely implement the General Secretary’s instructions and integrate the awareness of the Chinese nation’s community into daily life.
The 2024 Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Government Work Report emphasized the importance of protecting the lofty honor of the model autonomous region as a tradition. It urged everyone to assume responsibility and contribute to maintaining the region’s esteemed status in the new era.
Cao, a member of the CPPCC of the autonomous region, highlighted the efforts of the Party Committee of Hohhot Vocational College in promoting the education of a strong sense of the Chinese nation’s community. The college has implemented a collaborative education structure to deepen students’ understanding of the Chinese nation’s community and promote national unity.
Ulan Tuya, a member of the CPPCC Committee of the Autonomous Region, proposed the establishment of a National Unity and Progress Art Exhibition Hall in Hung Yen League to comprehensively display the unity and progress of the nation and promote the culture of northern Xinjiang through art and fine arts.
The call to unite as one and take responsibility for the endeavor in 2024 resonated throughout the sessions, with a strong emphasis on fostering a strong sense of community for the Chinese nation and promoting ethnic unity and progress in Inner Mongolia.
It is evident that Inner Mongolia has a bright future ahead, with a focus on nurturing a strong sense of community and promoting national unity and progress. The efforts and initiatives discussed during the Two Sessions aim to build a more cohesive and integrated society, where people of all ethnic groups can live, study, and work together in harmony.
The Inner Mongolia Daily Grassland All-Media Reporter team, composed of Sun Yifan, Dai Hong, Zhao Jing, Wang Jingchao, Qinbai, Huang Yanfei, Wang Zhihua, Mo Rigen, Bilige, and Han Xiaoyu, provided extensive coverage and insights from the sessions.
As the discussions continue, it is clear that the representatives and committee members are committed to advancing the vision of a strong, united, and progressive Chinese nation. The future of Inner Mongolia looks promising, with a renewed focus on building a more inclusive and harmonious society.