The report delivered by Jiang Zemin at the 16th CPC National
Congress is inspiring and of great significance to China's further
modernization drive in the new century, says Meng Jianzhu,
secretary of the CPC Jiangxi Provincial Committee, in a group
discussion.
The report shows the road the Party will take and the targets it
will obtain in the future, and it reflects the practical situation
in Jiangxi
and China as a whole, said Meng. It represents demands of the times
and aspirations of the people. This report draws a clear blueprint
for China as well as Jiangxi. An old revolutionary base, from where
the Long March led by Mao Zedong started, Jiangxi again will lead
the country in fulfilling the tasks stated in the report. Meng said
he and his team are determined to develop the temporarily backward
province into a rising star in the central region of China.
Other delegates from this province share Meng's view. Sun Gang,
director of the Jiangxi Development and Planning Commission, said,
"I found this report especially heartening since it mentions the
strategic development concerning Jiangxi four times." The report
says the central region should give priority to industry and
urbanization, and the agriculture-dominated economy should be
changed. In addition, the mention about giving more support to the
old revolutionary bases and major grain producers gives Jiangxi
delegates great inspiration.
Lei Jiwen, head of the She Autonomous Township in the province,
also voiced his views on Jiang's report. He said it is the correct
leadership of the CPC Central Committee with Jiang Zemin at the
core that ushered in a happy life for the people of the She ethnic
group. The Party has laid out specific and practical policies and
provided generous support to Chinese ethnic minorities. As the head
of the township, he will follow the guidance of the report together
with his fellow villagers in building a well-off society and
boosting socialist modernization in their hometown.
Wu
Min, secretary of the Party committee of Jinggangshan city in
southern Jiangxi, said Jiang's report reflects the wishes of the
Party members and the people; it will serve as a good guidance for
local development. As the birthplace of China's revolution,
Jinggangshan will accelerate its overall development and live up to
the expectation of the whole country.
Dr. Gao Guolan of Jiangxi Tumor Hospital said she fully support the
Three Represents thought initiated by Jiang Zemin, which is
stressed several times in the report. As a medical doctor, she will
always bear this in mind in daily work and serve the patients
whole-heartedly. (Three Represents thought: The Party should always
represent the development trend of China's advanced productive
forces, the orientation of China's advanced culture and the
fundamental interests of the overwhelming majority of the Chinese
people.)
A
total of 39 delegates from Jiangxi are taking part in the 16th CPC
Congress, which opened on November 8 in Beijing and will last seven
days.
(China.org.cn by staff reporter Guo Xiaohong, November 11,
2002)