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Premier celebrates Youth Day with students
www.chinanews.cn 2007-05-05 15:41:59
(Source: Xinhua)
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Friday went to the Renmin University to
celebrate the Chinese Youth Day with students.
May 5 - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Friday went to the Renmin
University to celebrate the Chinese Youth Day with students and called on
them to learn from the people and grow up through practice.
Together with State Councilor Chen Zhili, Wen arrived at the university
around 10:00 a.m. In front of the university library, Wen warmly shook
hands with students and wished them a happy Chinese Youth Day. Hearing
that Premier Wen came, more and more students flocked to the front door
of the library and greeted the premier.
Faced with hundreds of students, Wen congratulated on the 70 years of
establishment of the university, and expected the students to better
develop themselves in three aspects:
First, students should stick to the study style of blending theory with
practice, better understand the society and national situation, and have
a good command of theory. In the meantime, they should devote themselves
to turning theory into practice. Only in this way can they shoulder the
heavy task of building the motherland.
Secondly, students should be dedicated to pursuing truth. They should
learn to think independently, be brave in innovation, and surpass their
predecessors.
Thirdly, students should have a strong sense of responsibility for the
nation and the people. The deeper their love of the nation and the
people, the stronger their sense of responsibility will be. The students
were also encouraged to stay away from ostentation and to be
conscientious in their study.
Wen's speech gained rapturous applauses.
Asked how young people should carry on the tradition of the May4th
Movement, Wen said that patriotism and the promotion of science and
democracy are enshrined in the May 4th Movement. Today people should
continue to emancipate their minds, seek truth from facts, keep pace with
the times, stick to the socialist road with Chinese characteristics, and
build China into a prosperous, democratic, civilized, harmonious and
modern country.
In the library, librarians introduced to Wen some ancient books they
preserved, and some publications during the Liberation War period in the
late 1940s. Wen carefully listened and asked the staff to preserve the
precious files well.
In a reading room full of students, Wen sat and chatted with the students
who asked the premier about the country's agriculture, finance, energy
and social justice, among other topics.
Answering the question about countryside, agriculture and farmer, Wen
said the government had worked out a series of policies in this regard in
recent years, including rescinding agricultural tax, increasing
agricultural investment, pushing forward free compulsory education in
rural areas, and building new-type rural cooperative medical system and
rural subsistence allowance system.
He encouraged students to learn more about countryside and farmers. "In
China, failing to know countryside and farmers means failing to know the
national situation," he said, encouraging students to read more books.
The premier then visited students' dormitories and had lunch together
with students.
The Chinese Youth Day was established in 1949 to commemorate the
beginning of the May 4th Movement in 1919.
May 4th Movement was a world-famous political and cultural movement
against imperialism and feudalism. It was also seen as the starting point
of modern China.
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