Release Date:1970-01-01
Xi Jinping Calls for Better Museum Development, More Complete Museum Networks and Stronger Educational Functions

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On March 5, Xi Jinping, the general secretary of the CPC Central Committee and president of the Central Military Commission, participated in the deliberations of the Jiangsu delegation at the 14th NPC Second Meeting.

General Secretary Xi Jinping "Next Group"

More and deep contact with the museum (two sessions of live observation)

"Six Dynasty Ancient Capital" Nanjing, bricks are engraved with history, streets and alleys flow time.


Mr. Song Yan, a representative from the Nanjing Museum of Natural History, told General Secretary Xi Jinping the story of the construction of the Six Dynasty museum.


General Secretary Xi Jinping listened. “I have loved museums since I was a child. When I was a kid, I almost saw the museums in Beijing.” The general secretary recalled cycling to school.


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On March 5, President Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee
Participated in the 14th National People's Congress of Jiangsu.


It is a sobering mission to keep the artefacts collected in museums, the heritage displayed on the vast land, and the writing written in ancient texts. General Secretary Xi Jinping exhorted Song Yan and urged the people of antiquities workers: “To make the museum work well.”


General Secretary Xi Jinping thinks a lot, and hopes that the masses, especially teenagers, have more in-depth contact with museums to further enhance the sense of history.


“Where did we come from? Where are we going? China is today, I always remind myself to have such a sense of history.” A passage from the past, which traces its origins, also runs through the vivid practice of state governance.


Standing on the fertile soil of history, looking far into the future. Five thousand years of continuous flow of Chinese civilization "shape our great nation, and this people will continue to be great."


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