Family, Country And People in Xi Jinping’s New Year's Message

"Our goal is both ambitious and simple. In the final analysis, it is to let the people live a better life."
One yuan begins again, and the law of the year is renewed. On the evening of December 31, President Xi Jinping's 2024 New Year's message arrived as promised. In his congratulatory message, Xi Jinping once again emphasized the goal pursued by the Communist Party of China - "to let the people live a better life."
"Children's upbringing and education, young people's employment and success, and the elderly's medical care and retirement are family and state affairs. We must work together to do these things well." "Nowadays, the pace of society is very fast, everyone is very busy, and work and life are stressful. They are all very big"…
As thousands of homes are lit with lights, bidding farewell to the old and welcoming the new, Xi Jinping's New Year's message has the weight of discussing state affairs, but also has the warmth of a homely atmosphere.
A family is the smallest country, and a country is composed of thousands of families. Looking back at Xi Jinping's New Year's greetings since 2013, we can see that there have been rapid developments and continuous inheritance, but what remains unchanged is his deep affection for his country and people.
In New Year's greetings, "people" is one of the words that appears most frequently. The people who receive the most praises from Xi Jinping, the people who care the most, and the people who wish the most blessings are the people.
Ten years ago, in February 2014, Xi Jinping said in an exclusive interview with foreign media, "The Communist Party of China insists on governing for the people, and the people's yearning for a better life is our goal. My governing philosophy can be summarized as: serving the people Serve and take on the responsibilities that should be borne."
Ten years later, he said in his 2024 New Year's message that the people will always be our greatest reliance in overcoming all difficulties and challenges.