President Xi Jinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, greets a child in Yingxiu town of Wenchuan county, Southwest China's Sichuan province, Feb 12, 2018. Xi made an inspection tour in Sichuan on Feb 12. [Photo/Xinhua] WENCHUAN, Sichuan -- My job is to serve the people, President Xi Jinping told local villagers in suburban Chengdu, capital of Southwest China's Sichuan province, on Monday. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made the remarks when a senior resident of the Zhanqi village said with excitement, You are our good leader and the lucky star of the Chinese people! Thank you. I am a servant of the public. My job is to serve the people, the president replied. Xi was in the village to see their achievement in using the Internet to help sell local products. An elderly woman wanted to give a pair of her hand-made shoes to Xi as a gift, but the president smiled and insisted on paying for them. Before coming to the village, Xi visited Yingxiu, Wenchuan county, the epicenter of the 8.0-magnitude earthquake that struck Sichuan on May 12, 2008. Xi visited the ruins of a middle school and laid flowers in memory of more than 80,000 people killed in the quake and the heroes who died during rescue work. Xi said the ruins must be protected to become a base for education in patriotism. He also saw the changes in Yingxiu over the past 10 years after the quake and visited a local tea making workshop and a restaurant, where he helped in making buttered tea, cooking fried crisp pork and grinding soybeans to make bean curd jelly. During the visit, Xi told local villagers that China would continue to revitalize the countryside. The development of the countryside is not just about developing industries or materials, but about spiritual and cultural lives, he said. custom silicone braceletscute rubber band braceletssilicone wristbandscustom charm braceletscustom rubber bracelets
Ruqyam Masat, a deputy, addresses a plenary session of the Xinjiang delegation to the first session of the 13th National People's Congress in Beijing on Tuesday. [Photo by Kuang Linhua/China Daily] There were no terrorist attacks in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region last year, the region's chairman said on Tuesday as he discussed the regional government's determination to keep the social situation calm. Xinjiang will continue to enforce the comprehensive anti-terrorism measures to keep the region stable, said Shohrat Zakir, chairman of Xinjiang. He spoke during a plenary session of the Xinjiang delegation to the first session of the 13th National People's Congress, the top legislature. A series of new anti-terrorism measures have been introduced since Chen Quanguo was appointed as Party secretary of Xinjiang in August 2016. They included setting up a network of police stations in all cities and townships to quickly react to any emergencies. Significant results have been achieved in maintaining social stability in Xinjiang, which has always been the front line of China's battle against terrorism, Chen said earlier in the annual NPC session. Fighting separatism and terrorism is our utmost priority. We will continue to strike hard against such activities and win a people's war in border control, Zhu Hailun, secretary of the Xinjiang regional Political and Law Commission, said during the session, which was open to media. Zhu said while Xinjiang's social situation has been stabilized, it is still in a phase in which terrorist activities are active. He warned that the fight against separatism and terrorism is a long-term one. Maintaining social stability and long-term peace is the goal of Xinjiang, Zhu said. Having a safe and stable environment is the foundation for regional social development, he added. Due to the complicated international situation, Xinjiang needs to continue to strengthen its anti-terrorism efforts. There is no room for slacking off, Zhu said. China will take strict preventive measures against terrorist activities this year and see them firmly stamped out, Premier Li Keqiang said in this year's Government Work Report. Xinjiang will step up security measures in key areas and border areas as well as enforce internet management to maintain social stability this year. It will further rely on technology to enhance front-line border control and improve infrastructure in border areas, such as improving road conditions, Shohrat said in January. custom charm braceletsinspirational rubber braceletscolored rubber bands for braceletscreate your own rubber bracelet cheapcustom silicone bracelets<%2fcenter>
