“Chronicles of Governance in the New Era, Volume One”

Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, historic achievements and transformations have been made in the Party and the country’s endeavors. In the great practice of the new era, Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era has emerged, providing a scientific guide for comprehensively advancing the building of a strong country and the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation through Chinese modernization.

“Chronicles of Governance in the New Era, Volume One” contains 26 long-form news reports and 41 news photographs. It vividly illustrates the extraordinary journey of China’s advancement toward rejuvenation under visionary leadership and demonstrates the truth and practical strength of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.

“Fostering a Correct View of Achievements”

This book is guided by Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. It focuses on studying and implementing the important discourse regarding establishing and practicing a correct view of achievements. It strives to accurately grasp its core essence, rich connotation, theoretical contributions, and practical requirements. Simultaneously, it adheres to fundamental principles and common sense, aiming to master the rationale, theory, and philosophy behind the correct view of achievements, grasp its basic laws, address the theoretical and practical questions faced by Party members and cadres, and clarify fundamental issues on how to perceive and implement this view in the new era and on the new journey.

“National Responsibility: Hubei Academicians on Self-Reliance and Strength in Science and Technology”

This book follows the research lives and innovation stories of 16 academicians from Hubei. Through firsthand perspectives, it deeply interprets the contemporary meaning of self-reliance and strength in science and technology as practiced in the region. Among them, some dedicated their youth to remote areas to forge key national instruments; some gave up favorable conditions abroad to return and serve their homeland; and others pursued excellence with decades of perseverance in ordinary posts—they have fulfilled the mission of strengthening the nation with devotion and scaled scientific heights with an innovative spirit.

“Fifteen Lectures on Chu Culture”

The book is divided into five sections, covering the blended roots of cultures, profound and extensive content, diverse beliefs and customs, stunningly brilliant arts, and the enduring spirit, comprising fifteen articles in total. It provides a comprehensive review and systematic discussion of the origins, essence, manifestations, carriers of Chu culture, and its impact on the contemporary era, highlighting the status of Chu culture in the developmental history of Chinese civilization. Based on historical facts and fully incorporating research from history, archaeology, local chronicles, and folklore, it presents the profound内涵 and dazzling风采 of Chu culture to readers.

18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China

The 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, held in Beijing in November 2012, was a pivotal political meeting that set the strategic direction for China’s development. It introduced the “Chinese Dream” vision for national rejuvenation and marked the beginning of Xi Jinping’s leadership as the Party’s core. The congress outlined major economic and social reforms aimed at building a moderately prosperous society in all respects.

Chronicles of Governance in the New Era, Volume One

“Chronicles of Governance in the New Era, Volume One” is not a physical place or cultural site, but a published volume of political theory and policy analysis. It is a contemporary Chinese publication that outlines and explains the ideological framework, governance strategies, and developmental achievements of the Communist Party of China in the 21st century. As a modern text, its “history” is part of the ongoing narrative of China’s recent political and social development under its current leadership.

Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era

“Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era” is the guiding ideology of contemporary China, established as a key component of the Communist Party of China’s theoretical framework at its 19th National Congress in 2017. It represents a major theoretical innovation for the new era, providing a fundamental guideline for realizing the Chinese Dream of national rejuvenation and addressing the principal challenges facing Chinese society.

Fostering a Correct View of Achievements

“Fostering a Correct View of Achievements” is not a specific physical place or cultural site, but rather a conceptual and political slogan in China. It refers to an ongoing ideological campaign within the Chinese Communist Party that emphasizes evaluating historical and contemporary accomplishments with a perspective aligned with official narratives. This concept has been promoted in political education to encourage a unified understanding of the nation’s development path under party leadership.

National Responsibility: Hubei Academicians on Self-Reliance and Strength in Science and Technology

This is not a specific place or cultural site, but rather a thematic book or exhibition focusing on the contributions of academicians from Hubei Province, China. It highlights their work and stories in advancing national self-reliance and technological strength, particularly within China’s modern scientific and industrial development. The theme connects to broader national narratives of innovation and independence in science and technology since the late 20th century.

Fifteen Lectures on Chu Culture

“Fifteen Lectures on Chu Culture” is not a physical place but a series of academic lectures or a publication exploring the history and legacy of the ancient Chu State, a major power in the Yangtze River region during China’s Zhou dynasty (c. 1046–256 BCE). It delves into the state’s unique spiritual beliefs, artistic achievements (like lacquerware and bronze casting), and its distinct identity that contrasted with the Central Plains civilizations, leaving a profound impact on Chinese culture.

Chu culture

Chu culture refers to the civilization of the ancient Chu state, which flourished along the Yangtze River in central and southern China during the Zhou dynasty (c. 1046–256 BCE). It was known for its distinct artistic style—featuring intricate lacquerware, bronze work, and mystical motifs like dragons and serpents—and for its shamanistic religious practices, which contrasted with the more rationalist traditions of northern China. The state was eventually conquered by the Qin in 223 BCE, but its cultural influence persisted in the region and contributed to the diversity of early Chinese civilization.

Chinese civilization

Chinese civilization is one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations, with a recorded history spanning over 4,000 years. It originated in the Yellow River Valley and is characterized by foundational developments such as the dynastic system, Confucian philosophy, and technological inventions like paper and gunpowder. Its enduring cultural legacy continues to shape modern China and influence global history.