Collection of Xi Jinping’s Writings on Poverty Reduction Published

BEIJING, Nov. 10, 2026 (Xinhua) — A thematic collection of writings by Xi Jinping, On Poverty Reduction and Poverty Elimination (《论减贫脱贫》), edited by the Institute of Party History and Literature of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, was recently published by the Central Party Literature Press and distributed nationwide, Xinhua News Agency reported.

The collection contains 55 important manuscripts by Xi on reducing and eliminating poverty. The report says some of the manuscripts are being made public for the first time.

According to the dispatch, eliminating poverty is a shared human ideal, and eliminating poverty, improving people’s livelihoods and achieving common prosperity are essential requirements of socialism with Chinese characteristics and an important mission of the CPC. It says that since the 18th CPC National Congress, the CPC Central Committee with Xi at its core has placed poverty alleviation in a prominent position in governance and treated it as a baseline task for building a moderately prosperous society in all respects. The report says a large-scale poverty-alleviation campaign achieved a comprehensive victory, completed the task of eliminating absolute poverty, and, in its words, created a miracle in the history of human poverty reduction, while forming a Chinese approach to poverty reduction and a Chinese theory of anti-poverty work.

The dispatch describes Xi’s series of remarks on poverty reduction as grounded in China’s conditions and in patterns of poverty reduction. It calls them a theoretical summation of the country’s poverty-alleviation campaign and the latest result of adapting Marxist anti-poverty theory to China. It says the writings have important guiding significance for consolidating and expanding poverty-alleviation results, fully advancing rural revitalization, pursuing modernization in which all the people achieve common prosperity, and working together to build a world away from poverty and marked by shared prosperity.

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