Thermal interpretationOn October 9th, the Great Hall of the People’s Great Hall of Ten Thousands was hung red, and the big characters “Commemorating the 110th Anniversary of the Revolution of 1911” were solemn and eye-catching. The portrait of Mr. Sun Yat-sen was hung above the rostrum.
In the morning, a meeting to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Revolution of 1911 was held here. General Secretary Xi Jinping attended the conference and delivered an important speech.
In his speech, the general secretary spoke highly of the historical merits of the Revolution of 1911, reviewed the great achievements made by the Chinese Communist Party in uniting and leading the Chinese people, summarized the historical enlightenment of the 110 years of the Revolution of 1911, emphasized the historical mission of the complete reunification of the motherland, and appealed to all people at home and abroad. The sons and daughters of the Chinese people join hands and continue to march forward courageously towards the goal of national rejuvenation!
The important speech of the General Secretary runs through the distinctive theme of “Revitalizing China” from beginning to end.
Looking back at history, in the poor and weak old China in the 19th century, Mr. Sun Yat-sen, the leader of the Revolution of 1911, was the first to shout the resounding slogan of “Revitalizing China.”
In 1894, Mr. Sun Yat-sen, who was only 28 years old, proposed the formation of China’s first democratic revolutionary group—Xingzhonghui. The Xingzhong Association aims to “revitalize China and maintain the state system”. Since then, the democratic revolutionaries have organized armed uprisings many times, shaking up the decadent and backward rule of the Qing government.
On October 10, 1911, the first shot of the Revolution of 1911 was fired in Wuchang, igniting the war to overthrow the feudal dynasty and proclaiming the end of the monarchy for thousands of years.
In his speech, the general secretary highly praised the Revolution of 1911-it will always be a standing milestone on the journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation!
△Exclusive video丨General Secretary Xi Jinping: The Revolution of 1911 is a milestone on the journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation
Although restricted by the historical process and social conditions, the Revolution of 1911 did not complete the historical task of achieving national independence and the liberation of the people, but the general secretary clearly pointed out from the perspective of historical development that the Revolution of 1911 opened the floodgate of China’s progressive trend.
After the Wuchang Uprising, a great uprising storm swept across the country. Thirteen provinces including Hunan, Yunnan, Guangdong, and Shanghai have all raised the flag of righteousness.
In addition, the Nanjing Provisional Government established in 1912 formulated and promulgated a series of policies and regulations to promote the development of national industry, deny the Qing government’s feudal education, advocate equality between men and women, and eliminate feudal bad habits…
Thermal interpretationOn October 9th, the Great Hall of the People’s Great Hall of Ten Thousands was hung red, and the big characters “Commemorating the 110th Anniversary of the Revolution of 1911” were solemn and eye-catching. The portrait of Mr. Sun Yat-sen was hung above the rostrum.
In the morning, a meeting to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Revolution of 1911 was held here. General Secretary Xi Jinping attended the conference and delivered an important speech.
In his speech, the general secretary spoke highly of the historical merits of the Revolution of 1911, reviewed the great achievements made by the Chinese Communist Party in uniting and leading the Chinese people, summarized the historical enlightenment of the 110 years of the Revolution of 1911, emphasized the historical mission of the complete reunification of the motherland, and appealed to all people at home and abroad. The sons and daughters of the Chinese people join hands and continue to march forward courageously towards the goal of national rejuvenation!
The important speech of the General Secretary runs through the distinctive theme of “Revitalizing China” from beginning to end.
Looking back at history, in the poor and weak old China in the 19th century, Mr. Sun Yat-sen, the leader of the Revolution of 1911, was the first to shout the resounding slogan of “Revitalizing China.”
In 1894, Mr. Sun Yat-sen, who was only 28 years old, proposed the formation of China’s first democratic revolutionary group—Xingzhonghui. The Xingzhong Association aims to “revitalize China and maintain the state system”. Since then, the democratic revolutionaries have organized armed uprisings many times, shaking up the decadent and backward rule of the Qing government.
On October 10, 1911, the first shot of the Revolution of 1911 was fired in Wuchang, igniting the war to overthrow the feudal dynasty and proclaiming the end of the monarchy for thousands of years.
In his speech, the general secretary highly praised the Revolution of 1911-it will always be a standing milestone on the journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation!
△Exclusive video丨General Secretary Xi Jinping: The Revolution of 1911 is a milestone on the journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation
Although restricted by the historical process and social conditions, the Revolution of 1911 did not complete the historical task of achieving national independence and the liberation of the people, but the general secretary clearly pointed out from the perspective of historical development that the Revolution of 1911 opened the floodgate of China’s progressive trend.
After the Wuchang Uprising, a great uprising storm swept across the country. Thirteen provinces including Hunan, Yunnan, Guangdong, and Shanghai have all raised the flag of righteousness.
In addition, the Nanjing Provisional Government established in 1912 formulated and promulgated a series of policies and regulations to promote the development of national industry, deny the Qing government’s feudal education, advocate equality between men and women, and eliminate feudal bad habits…Return to Sohu to see more
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