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Chinese President Xi Hails 'New World' As China Marks Communist Party Centenary

 

CNBC: Xi at Communist Party anniversary: China won’t accept ‘sanctimonious preaching’ from others 

 * Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke Thursday about China’s firm resolve to stand up to foreign pressure while laying out national aspirations at the celebration of the 100th anniversary of China’s ruling Communist Party. 

* He said Beijing would never allow any foreign force to bully it, and anyone attempting to do so would “find themselves on a collision with a great wall of steel forged by over 1.4 billion people.” 

BEIJING — Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke Thursday about China’s firm resolve to stand up to foreign pressure while laying out national aspirations at the celebration of the 100th anniversary of China’s ruling Communist Party. 

China will not accept “sanctimonious preaching from those who feel they have the right to lecture us,” Xi said, according to an official translation of his Mandarin-language remarks. 

He did not name a specific country, amid growing tensions with the U.S. 

Xi said China would never allow any foreign force to bully it, and anyone attempting to do so would “find themselves on a collision course with a great wall of steel forged by over 1.4 billion people.”  

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More News On Chinese President Xi Hailing A 'New World' As China Marks Communist Party Centenary  

Firmly in control, China’s Communist Party marks centenary -- AP  

Xi hails 'irreversible' rise of China at 100th birthday of Communist Party -- AFP  

Xi hails 'new world' as China marks Communist Party centenary -- Reuters  

CCP 100: Xi warns China will not be 'oppressed' in anniversary speech -- BBC  

Xi Jinping warns China won’t be bullied as it marks 100-year anniversary of CCP -- The Guardian  

China: Xi Jinping says Beijing will no longer be bullied during CCP 100 year anniversary -- DW  

Xi says no more 'bullying' China at celebration for centenary of Communist Party -- France 24  

Xi Warns China's Foes Will Break Heads on 'Steel Great Wall' -- Bloomberg



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