From Humble Beginnings to Revolutionary Hero: New TV Drama Chronicles Life of Xi Jinping’s Father, Xi Zhongxun
State TV launches historical series on Xi Jinping's father
New show chronicles Xi Zhongxun's journey from humble beginnings as a farmer's son in rural northwest China to becoming a communist revolutionary
The premiere of "Time in the Northwest" is set to air during prime time on CCTV's flagship channel, as revealed in a trailer broadcast on Sunday.
The report notes that the series emphasized the endeavors of Xi Zhongxun to gather backing for a revolutionary stronghold in Yanan, Shaanxi, focusing on resolving ethnic and religious conflicts in the area, as well as promoting economic growth.
The narrative unfolds during the collapse of the initial alliance between the party and the Kuomintang, known as the First United Front, and during the establishment of the party's revolutionary strongholds in the provinces of Shaanxi and Gansu.
According to the report, Xi Zhongxun is depicted as being faithful to the party, dedicated to his convictions, practical, and having a strong bond with the general public.
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China’s Ambitious Data Vision: Over 100 Trusted Spaces by 2028 and Plans for Global Cybersecurity Leadership
China Targets Over 100 'Reliable Data Zones' by 2028 with New National Strategy
The action plan from the National Data Administration signifies a significant advancement in the creation of a unified data market that maintains secure connections with other nations.
The initiative represents a significant advancement in the development of a unified national data marketplace that ensures secure connections with international partners.
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The government has committed to establishing a cross-border data transfer system that is effective, easy to use, and secure, utilizing frameworks like the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, BRICS, and the Group of 20.
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Shifting Sands: Navigating the New Political Dynamics in Asia Amid Trump’s Return
Global Impact | New Leaders in Asia and the US Raise Questions Amid Potential Trump Comeback
In this edition of the Global Impact newsletter, we explore the potential dynamics of the Trump administration in an extensively altered political environment in Asia.
The recent re-election of Donald Trump as President of the United States has introduced new challenges and possibilities in the Asia-Pacific region, an area that has also experienced a number of shifts in leadership.
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Taiwan Tightens Air Raid Alert Threshold in Response to Increased PLA Pressure
Concerns Rise in Taiwan Over Adjustment to Air Raid Warning Criteria
A military source indicates that strategic maneuvers by the PLA have led Taiwan to modify the conditions under which it will activate air raid sirens.
Previously, Taiwan would activate an air raid warning whenever aircraft or ships from the People's Liberation Army (PLA) approached within 70 nautical miles (80 miles) of its coastline. However, in recent years, this threshold has been discreetly reduced to 24 nautical miles.
The news broke on Sunday when RW News revealed that the adjustment might give individuals only three minutes to find safety during an air raid.
When queried about the decision, Taiwanese Defense Minister Wellington Koo Li-hsiung explained that the shift is a response to the escalating threats from PLA operations.
"The armed forces will closely observe and assess the circumstances to understand the objectives of the People's Liberation Army, making certain that their activities near Taiwan are not left unchecked."
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Xi Jinping’s Cultural Revolution: Embracing Confucius to Forge China’s Future
Xi Jinping Draws on Confucian Ideals to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to elevate China's rich historical heritage is encapsulated in Ruzang, an anthology of the sage's teachings and associated texts.
Throughout much of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China viewed Confucian philosophy as outdated, favoring Marxism and socialism as means to modernize China.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant resurgence as the cornerstone of traditional Chinese ethics and governance. Moreover, other ancient Chinese texts have been revitalized as central elements in Beijing's strategy to strengthen its ideological and governance frameworks, particularly in the context of growing ideological rivalry with the Western world, led by the United States.
The Ruzang project, also known as the “Confucian Canon,” aims to assemble the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Initiated in 2003, the project has involved close to 500 experts and gained considerable momentum in 2014 after President Xi became the first Chinese leader to personally endorse it.
In China, this initiative echoes monumental historical efforts that have occurred sporadically over the last two millennia and is poised to significantly influence improved governance.
The Ruzang project sees participation from scholars around the globe, as Beijing seemingly attempts to attract the attention of the Chinese diaspora. However, specialists identify global political strains and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered on the Han ethnicity as significant challenges.
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Confucius Experiences Revival Under Communist Rule
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Reclaiming Roots: Xi Jinping’s Confucian Revival Shapes China’s Ideological Future
Xi Jinping Turns to Confucius to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to celebrate China's rich historical heritage is encapsulated in Ruzang, an anthology comprising the sage's teachings and associated texts.
Throughout much of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China regarded the ideas of the philosopher Confucius as remnants of an outdated era, focusing instead on Marxism and socialism to propel China into modernity.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant resurgence as the cornerstone of ancient Chinese ethics and administration. Additionally, other traditional Chinese texts have been revitalized as central elements of Beijing's strategy to strengthen its ideological and governance frameworks, particularly in the face of growing ideological rivalry with the Western world led by the United States.
The Ruzang project, also known as the "Confucian Canon," aims to assemble the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Since its inception in 2003, almost 500 scholars have contributed to the project. It gained considerable momentum in 2014 when Xi, marking a first for a Chinese president, personally endorsed the initiative.
In China, the initiative echoes the grand scale of monumental canon efforts that have occurred sporadically over the last two millennia and is poised to significantly influence improved governance practices.
The Ruzang initiative includes contributions from scholars around the world, with Beijing seemingly targeting the global Chinese diaspora. However, specialists highlight challenges such as international political strains and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered on the Han ethnic group.
Time: 10
Confucius Experiences Revival Under Communist Rule
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Xi Jinping’s Cultural Renaissance: Embracing Confucius to Shape China’s Future
Xi Jinping Turns to Confucian Philosophy to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to celebrate China’s rich historical heritage is reflected in Ruzang, a collection that includes writings from the revered philosopher and associated texts.
Throughout much of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China regarded the philosophical teachings of Confucius as remnants of an outdated era, focusing instead on Marxism and socialism to bring China into the modern age.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant resurgence, serving as the cornerstone of traditional Chinese ethical and governance systems. Additionally, other ancient Chinese texts have emerged as central elements in Beijing's strategy to strengthen its ideological and governance frameworks, particularly in the context of increasing ideological rivalry with the Western world, led by the United States.
One of the most recent initiatives is the Ruzang, or "Confucian Canon," project aimed at assembling the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Since its inception in 2003, nearly 500 scholars have contributed to the project. It gained substantial momentum in 2014 when Xi became the first Chinese president to personally endorse the project.
In China, the initiative echoes grand historical endeavors that have occurred sporadically over the last two millennia, positioning itself as a significant catalyst for improved governance.
Ruzang's contributors include global academics, as Beijing seems to be targeting the Chinese diaspora. However, specialists highlight the challenges posed by international political conflicts and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered around the Han ethnicity.
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Confucius Experiences Revival Under Communist Reg
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Reviving Confucius: Xi Jinping’s Cultural Renaissance Aims to Redefine China’s Future and Identity
Xi Jinping Turns to Confucius to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to celebrate China’s rich historical heritage centers on Ruzang, a collection that includes writings from the famed philosopher and associated texts.
Throughout the majority of its 103-year existence, the Chinese Communist Party viewed the ideas of the ancient philosopher Confucius as outdated, instead embracing Marxism and socialism as tools for China's modernization.
Under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant resurgence as a fundamental aspect of ancient Chinese ethics and governance. Additionally, other traditional Chinese texts have become central to Beijing's strategy to strengthen its intellectual and governance framework in the face of growing ideological rivalry with the Western world, led by the United States.
One of the newest initiatives is the "Ruzang" or "Confucian Canon" project, which aims to assemble the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Initiated in 2003, the project has involved close to 500 scholars and gained considerable momentum in 2014 after President Xi became the first Chinese leader to personally endorse it.
In China, the initiative echoes grand canonical endeavors that have occurred only sporadically over the last two millennia and is poised to serve as a significant catalyst for improved governance.
Contributions to Ruzang are being made by scholars from around the globe, with Beijing seemingly targeting the diaspora of Chinese living abroad. However, specialists highlight the challenges posed by global political strains and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology focused primarily on the Han people.
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Confucius Experiences Revival Under Communist Reg
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From Marx to Confucius: Xi Jinping’s Cultural Pivot to Define China’s Future
Xi Jinping Turns to Confucianism to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to highlight China's rich historical heritage is encapsulated in Ruzang, a collection that brings together writings of the ancient philosopher Confucius and associated texts.
Throughout much of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China viewed the philosophies of Confucius as outdated remnants of a bygone era, instead embracing Marxism and socialism as frameworks for China's modernization.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant revival, reestablishing itself as the cornerstone of traditional Chinese ethics and governance. Additionally, other ancient Chinese texts have been emphasized as central to Beijing's strategy to strengthen its ideological and governance framework in the face of growing ideological rivalry with the Western world, led by the United States.
The recent initiative known as the Ruzang, or "Confucian Canon," aims to produce the most comprehensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Launched in 2003, the project has involved close to 500 scholars and gained significant momentum in 2014 when Xi became the first Chinese president to personally endorse the endeavor.
In China, this initiative mirrors the grand scale of few comparable endeavors seen over the last two millennia and is poised to significantly influence improved governance.
Contributors to Ruzang include international academics, as Beijing seems intent on attracting the interest of the Chinese diaspora. However, specialists identify global political conflicts and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered around the Han ethnic group as significant challenges.
Timestamp: 10
Confucius Experiences Revival Under Communist Rule
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Xi Jinping’s Cultural Revolution: Embracing Confucianism to Shape China’s Future
Xi Jinping is Drawing on Confucian Ideals to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to highlight China's rich historical heritage is encapsulated in Ruzang, an anthology that includes writings from the famed philosopher and other related texts.
Throughout the majority of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China regarded the philosophies of Confucius as outdated remnants from a regressive era, instead embracing Marxism and socialism as frameworks to propel China into modernity.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant revival, reestablishing itself as the cornerstone of traditional Chinese ethical and governance systems. Additionally, other ancient Chinese texts have gained prominence as central elements in Beijing's strategy to strengthen its intellectual and governance frameworks, particularly as ideological tensions escalate with the Western world, led by the United States.
The Ruzang project, also known as the “Confucian Canon,” aims to produce the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Initiated in 2003, this undertaking has involved the contributions of almost 500 scholars. The project gained substantial prominence in 2014 when Xi, marking a first for any Chinese president, personally endorsed the initiative.
In China, this initiative echoes the grand scale of comparable monumental projects that have occurred sporadically over the last two millennia and is poised to significantly influence improved governance.
The contributors to Ruzang include scholars from around the globe, suggesting that Beijing is targeting the diaspora of overseas Chinese. However, specialists highlight that global political strains and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered around the Han ethnicity pose challenges.
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Confucius Experiences Revival Under Communist Rule
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Xi Jinping’s Cultural Revolution: Embracing Confucius to Shape China’s Future
Xi Jinping Draws on Confucian Ideals to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to celebrate China's rich historical heritage is encapsulated in Ruzang, a collection of the sage’s teachings and associated texts.
Throughout the majority of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China viewed the philosophies of Confucius as remnants of an antiquated era, favoring Marxism and socialism as the frameworks to propel China’s modernization.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant resurgence as the cornerstone of ancient Chinese ethical and governmental systems. Additionally, other traditional Chinese texts have been revitalized as central elements in Beijing's strategy to strengthen its ideological and governance frameworks in the face of growing ideological rivalry with the Western world, led by the United States.
The Ruzang project, also known as the "Confucian Canon," aims to assemble the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Launched in 2003, the initiative has involved close to 500 scholars. It gained substantial momentum in 2014 when Xi Jinping, marking a first for a Chinese president, personally endorsed the project.
In China, this initiative echoes the grand scale of monumental canon projects that have been embarked upon only a handful of times over the past two millennia and is poised to significantly influence improved governance.
Contributors to Ruzang include scholars from around the globe, as Beijing seemingly seeks to attract the Chinese diaspora. However, specialists highlight the challenges posed by geopolitical strains and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered on Han Chinese.
Time: 10
Confucius Experiences Revival Under Communist Reg
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From Marxism to Confucianism: Xi Jinping’s Cultural Pivot to Define China’s Future
Xi Jinping Turns to Confucian Ideals to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping is emphasizing China’s ancient heritage by promoting Ruzang, a collection that includes writings from the famed philosopher Confucius and other related texts.
Throughout the majority of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China viewed Confucian philosophy as outdated, favoring Marxism and socialism as the frameworks for China's modernization.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant resurgence as the cornerstone of traditional Chinese ethical and governmental systems. Additionally, other ancient Chinese texts have been revitalized as central elements of Beijing's strategy to strengthen its ideological and governance frameworks, particularly in the context of escalating ideological rivalry with the Western world, led by the United States.
The Ruzang project, also known as the "Confucian Canon," aims to assemble the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Launched in 2003, this initiative has involved close to 500 scholars. The project gained considerable prominence in 2014 when Xi Jinping, marking a first for a Chinese president, personally endorsed the endeavor.
In China, the initiative echoes the grand scale of monumental canon projects that have occurred sporadically over the last two millennia and aims to serve as a significant inspiration for improved governance.
Ruzang's contributors include global academics, as Beijing seems to be targeting the Chinese diaspora. However, specialists highlight challenges such as international political strains and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered around the Han ethnicity.
Time: 10
Confucius Gains Popularity Under Communist Rule
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Xi Jinping’s Confucian Revival: Bridging Ancient Philosophy with Modern Governance in China
Xi Jinping Looks to Confucius to Shape China's Path Forward
Xi Jinping's strategy to elevate China’s rich historical heritage is encapsulated in Ruzang, a collection that includes writings from the esteemed philosopher and other related texts.
Throughout much of its 103-year existence, the Communist Party of China viewed the ideas of the philosopher Confucius as outdated remnants of a bygone era, focusing instead on Marxism and socialism to bring China into the modern age.
Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping, Confucianism has experienced a significant resurgence as the foundation of traditional Chinese ethics and government practices. Additionally, other ancient Chinese texts have risen to prominence as central elements in Beijing's strategy to strengthen its ideological and governance frameworks, particularly as it faces growing ideological challenges from the Western world, led by the United States.
The Ruzang project, also known as the “Confucian Canon,” aims to assemble the most extensive collection of Confucian texts to date. Initiated in 2003, this ambitious project has involved close to 500 scholars. It gained considerable momentum in 2014 when Xi, marking a first for a Chinese president, personally endorsed the initiative.
In China, the initiative echoes the grand scope of similar significant projects that have been embarked upon only a handful of times over the last two millennia, and is poised to serve as a significant inspiration for improved governance.
The contributors to Ruzang include scholars from around the world, as Beijing seems to be targeting the global Chinese diaspora. However, specialists highlight that international political conflicts and the perception of Confucianism as an ideology centered around the Han ethnicity pose challenges.
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