News from Jiangxi Provincial Health Commission Xi Jinping wrote back to the foreign students of Peking University

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, June 22. Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and President of the State, wrote back to the international students of Peking University on June 21, encouraging them to learn more about the real China and introduce their ideas and experiences to more people. Promote people-to-people bonds of all countries to play a positive role.

Xi Jinping said in his reply that you take the initiative to understand China’s national conditions and the history of the Communist Party of China, which is very useful for understanding China’s past, present, and future.

Xi Jinping pointed out that to understand China today, one must understand the Communist Party of China. You mentioned that the Chinese Communist Party is committed to economic development, poverty eradication, and actively assisting other countries in fighting the new crown pneumonia epidemic. The Chinese Communist Party does these things because the Chinese Communist Party is a party that seeks happiness for the Chinese people and is also a party that strives to promote the cause of human progress.

Xi Jinping said that there is a Chinese saying: It is better to see it after hearing it. You are welcome to visit more places in China to gain a deeper understanding of the real China, and at the same time introduce your thoughts and experiences to more people, and play a positive role in promoting people-to-people bonds in all countries.

Recently, 45 representatives of Peking University international students from 32 countries wrote to Xi Jinping, expressing their best wishes to the centennial of the Communist Party of China. The letter described their experience of studying and living in China, expressing their sincere praise for China’s great achievements under the strong leadership of the Communist Party of China, and a high degree of recognition of the Chinese Communist Party’s people-centered development thinking.