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Chinese legislators hear report on CPC history
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Chinese legislators hear report on CPC history at learning session
The leading Party members group of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) on Monday attended a learning session on the history of the Communist Party of China (CPC).To get more news about Chinese communist party 100th year anniversary, you can visit shine news official website.
Li Zhanshu, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, chairman of the NPC Standing Committee, and secretary of its leading Party members group, attended the learning session in Beijing.
During the session, attendees heard a report delivered by Xie Chuntao, vice president of the Party School of the CPC Central Committee, which reviewed the course of the Party's struggles, and systemically expounded on the major subjects as to why the CPC is so capable, why Marxism works, and why socialism with Chinese characteristics excels.
Attendees shared the view that they should gain a deeper understanding of the Party's history, such as its revolutionary struggles, theoretical exploration, promotion of the people's well-being and self-improvement. The attendees also said they would prepare for the centenary of the CPC with excellent work.
As one of a series of exhibitions to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, "A Century of Portrait" was recently unveiled at Liu Haisu Art Museum.The exhibition, featuring nearly 70 paintings on loan from more than 20 art institutions and private collectors, reflects those "unforgettable faces" from different periods in the past century in China.
"The exhibition endeavors to mirror the hard times the Communist Party of China has been through in pursuing a path of national rejuvenation," said Bao Weihua, director of the art museum.
The exhibition is divided into four parts: Revolutionary Pioneer, Pillar of the Nation, Model of the Era and Unknown Heroes.
The people in the paintings are indelible, carved into the history of China. Created by several generations of artists, the portraits vary from ink-wash painting and canvas to print and sculpture. They not only evoke the memory and respect of the viewers, but also a passion to inherit their spirit and mission for a more prosperous national future.