On the morning of April 26, the calligraphy exhibition of "Huangpi Famous Artists Write Golden Sentences" opened at the Huangpi District Cultural Center. The purpose of the event is to learn and publicize the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, implement Xi Jinping's cultural thought, enrich the festival cultural life of the general public, celebrate May Day, pay tribute to the great workers, and create a good social atmosphere for the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Wu Xuemin, Deputy Director of the Standing Committee of the District People's Congress, Li Qinghua, Secretary-General of the District CPPCC, and famous calligraphers Zeng Xianguo, Zhan Bisheng, Chen Jiayi, Chen Fangqu, Huang Xuyi, Li Qingkuan, Xu Duanchu, Li Song, Xiao Chunsuo, Wu Chuanfu, Luo Chong, Hu Peiqing, Sun Haisheng, Sun Zhuqing, Ming Deyun, Wang Xinjian, Yang Chun, Zeng Xianchu and others attended the opening ceremony.
Walk with the times, sing for the people, and strive to write a wonderful chapter in the new era. This event publicized and displayed many golden sentences of General Secretary Xi Jinping to the cadres and the masses in the form of calligraphy.
Watching the exhibition of General Secretary Xi Jinping's golden sentence calligraphy works on the spot is not only an artistic infection, At the same time, it can also appreciate the unique language style and personality charm of General Secretary Xi Jinping, which will help the majority of party members and cadres and calligraphy lovers to further learn and understand Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, stimulate the revolutionary fighting spirit of the majority of cadres and masses and their confidence in the development of facing difficulties, boost the courage to overcome difficulties and the indomitable fighting spirit, and strive to create a new situation of high-quality economic and social development in our region.
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Source: Huangpi District Cultural Center