Understanding the future of families in China: Two new books offer insights into Xi Jinping's vision.
Published by the People's Publishing House, these books, compiled by the All-China Women's Federation, delve into Xi Jinping's perspectives on critical societal pillars. The first book focuses on his views regarding women, children, and the women's federations, while the second explores his discourses on family, family education, and the values that bind them.
Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in 2012, Xi Jinping, as the CPC Central Committee's general secretary, has consistently emphasized the significance of these areas. He sees them as integral to the overall development of the Party and the nation. His discourses, which are a collection of his thoughts and speeches, offer a comprehensive framework. They articulate the Party's core principles for advancing women's and children's well-being, as well as strengthening families, education within the family, and the importance of family values.
These ideas are now considered an essential part of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. But here's where it gets interesting: this framework is designed to guide related work in this new era. It provides both scientific direction and fundamental principles.
A deeper look: These books are not just collections of speeches; they represent a strategic vision for the future. They highlight the importance of family and its role in society. They emphasize the need for strong families, proper education, and the upholding of family values.
Controversy & Comment Hooks:
- Do you think these books will significantly influence the direction of family policies in China?
- How do you think the emphasis on family values might affect societal norms? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
