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      Xi's 2025 New Year message inspires people to strive for brighter future

      2025-01-01 20:52 Last Updated At:01-02 02:37

      Chinese President Jinping's 2025 New Year address has greatly lifted and inspired people from all walks of life across the country to forge ahead and create a brighter future.

      Xi delivered his annual New Year message which was broadcast by the China Media Group and on various online platforms on Tuesday evening.

      In his speech, Xi reviewed China's achievements in various aspects in the past year and laid out the goals for the year ahead.

      "President Xi mentioned in his New Year's message that our athletes have bravely striven to be the best, demonstrating the high spirits, confidence and positivity of the younger generation. As a young athlete, in the new year, I will work harder in my daily training and continuously strive to surpass myself, so as to achieve even better results in major international competitions," said Sheng Lihao, a Chinese shooter who won two gold medals at the Paris Olympics.

      "In President Xi's New Year address last night, he said that young people will be given more opportunities for development. I was very impressed by this statement. I'm from Yunnan. It takes me eight hours by plane to come here. But I like snow very much, so I came to perform thanks to the development of the snow and ice tourism industry. This is a good job opportunity for me," said Zhang Can, a performer in Arxan City of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

      "I read President Xi's New Year address yesterday. It conveyed wishes to every family that children should get a good education. And I hope that all the kids can get into their ideal schools," said Baoyindalai, a teacher.

      As an inheritor of Chinese shadow puppetry, or shadow play, a time-honored Chinese folk art and an intangible cultural heritage, Wang Biao said that he will take pains to carry forward traditional Chinese culture by inheriting and protecting the aforementioned art.

      "In his New Year's message, President Xi said that on the new journey of the Chinese path to modernization, everyone is the protagonist, every effort is precious, and every ray of light is shining. As a representative inheritor of national intangible cultural heritage, I shoulder a mission and responsibility to protect and inherit our intangible cultural heritage, involve more people in understanding our traditional Chinese culture and bring vitality to the new era," said Wang.

      Xi's 2025 New Year message inspires people to strive for brighter future

      Xi's 2025 New Year message inspires people to strive for brighter future

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      China's railways handle 1.46 bln passenger trips in Jan-April, setting new record

      2025-05-15 16:56 Last Updated At:17:07

      China's railways handled 1.46 billion passenger trips from January to April this year, marking a 5.9 percent year-on-year increase and setting a record high for the same period, according to the China State Railway Group on Thursday.

      To meet the rising demand for travel, a new batch of bullet trains capable of running 350 kilometers per hour was put into operation during the first four months, significantly improving travel efficiency. Meanwhile, transport capacity was also expanded on popular routes.

      During the period, an average of 11,224 passenger trains were operated daily across the country, up 7.1 percent compared to the same period last year.

      The growth of rail tourism also contributed to the surge. In the first four months, a total of 367 tourist trains were launched nationwide, up 23 percent year on year.

      Cross-border rail travel saw a notable rise as well from January to April, with the railways handling 5.687 million trips by foreign travelers, up 32.1 percent year on year.

      China's railways handle 1.46 bln passenger trips in Jan-April, setting new record

      China's railways handle 1.46 bln passenger trips in Jan-April, setting new record

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