The Russian version of the third season of "The Classic Quotes by Xi Jinping", a multilingual TV series produced by China Media Group (CMG), will be broadcast on major Russian media platforms from Tuesday when the 16th BRICS Summit is set to kick off in Russia's Kazan City.
Focusing on the themes of putting people first, reform and innovation, common prosperity, ecological protection, cultural inheritance, and civilization diversity, the program features quotes from Chinese literary classics used by President Xi in his speeches and articles, allowing audience to understand the connotation of Chinese traditional culture in the new era and its global value.
The program demonstrates Xi's outstanding political wisdom as well as his deep knowledge of history and culture.
Rossiyskaya Gazeta, the official gazette of the Russian government, Tuesday published an article about the program on its front page, saying it opens a window for Russian people to know more about Xi's thoughts on governance, the secrets of China's successful development, and Chinese people's efforts in striving for modernization.
Nearly 100 mainstream media outlets in Asia, Europe and around the world, including the Big Asia TV channel, the Radio Metro, the St. Petersburg Press, and the Business Kazakhstan, covered the TV program.
The program's poster has also been played on outdoor giant LED screens in Moscow's Central Administrative Okrug since Saturday, drawing the attention of many people.
People from all sectors of Russia have expressed high anticipation for the program, saying it will help them to know more about Chinese leader's political wisdom as well as China's long history and brilliant civilization.
BRICS is an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. The upcoming summit, scheduled from Tuesday to Thursday, is the first to be held after the BRICS expansion in January when Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were included into the bloc.
President Xi will attend the summit at the invitation of his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.