China's 77th anniversary Xi addresses state reception

Sep 30

CCTV reports the September 30 evening reception at the Great Hall of the People for the PRC's 77th anniversary, with Xi Jinping speaking, Li Qiang presiding and about 800 Chinese and foreign guests. It airs Xi's greetings and thanks, and relays his claims about China's development, stability and governance. He calls for reform, development and security coordination, better livelihoods, annual economic goals and a strong start to the Fifteenth Five-Year Plan. The account retains his one-country, two-systems, Hong Kong and Macao integration and cross-Strait cooperation positions, opposition to Taiwan independence and outside interference, and appeal to implement four global initiatives. It concludes with attendees and celebratory toasts. His assessments and pledges remain attributed.

A reception for the PRC's 77th anniversary takes place at the Great Hall of the People on September 30, 2026. Xi Jinping speaks, Li Qiang presides and about 800 Chinese and foreign guests attend. CCTV airs Xi's greetings and thanks and attributes to him praise of China's development, stability and governance and confidence in national rejuvenation. The report includes the anthem, participants and celebratory toasts. The separate economic-policy pledge has its own event identity. CCTV's October 1 response report carries favorable reactions from officials, workers and residents, with pledges concerning livelihoods, ecology, innovation and national development. Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan interviewees also respond. These are attributed endorsements and intentions rather than demonstrated policy results. The separately bounded Hong Kong/Macao statement retains its own occurrence identity. The October 2 CCTV report supplies another selection of favorable reactions to the same address: rural residents, scientific and railway workers, local officials and Hong Kong/Macao/Taiwan commentators discuss livelihoods, innovation, conservation and development. Their endorsements and promised work are selected testimony, not representative survey findings or completed policy results.