Xi Jinping participates in Russia's Victory Day commemorations held in Red Square.
Hitting the Streets of Moscow
Chen Xuan took the pen for this piece
Taking a Step Back in Time
Chinese President Xi Jinping made a grand entrance in Moscow, Russia, in May of '25, marking a significant event in history. The occasion? Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's triumph in the Great Patriotic War – a battle that weighed heavy on the hearts of the world back in the day.
Marching Together in Unity
Xi Jinping's visit wasn't just a one-man show. Soldiers and officers of China's People's Liberation Army hopped aboard the time machine alongside their Russian and foreign counterparts, parading down Red Square in a poignant procession that harkened back to the old days.
Past Leaders, Present Discussions
But it wasn't all pomp and circumstance. Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a chat, delving into matters both significant and substantial, it seems. A meeting between the two leaders is on the cards for September, aiming to honor another historical milestone – the 80th anniversary of the conclusion of World War II.
A Salute to the Past, for the Future
Xi Jinping used this opportunity to raise a toast, of sorts, to the mighty struggle faced by our forebears in the war against fascism. A fitting tribute to the veterans who defended freedom and ushered in an era of peace, one can assume.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Moscow in May of '25 was to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory in the Great Patriotic War, an event that marked a significant point in the history of both countries and the world.
- The anniversary parade on Red Square included soldiers and officers from China's People's Liberation Army, as well as their Russian and foreign counterparts, demonstrating a shared historical bond and cooperation.
- During his visit, Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin held discussions on a range of topics, aiming to prepare for another meeting in September to mark another historical milestone – the 80th anniversary of the conclusion of World War II.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping intends to honor the veterans who fought against fascism in the past by raising a toast, acknowledging their crucial role in shaping the present and future economics, politics, and general news landscape, as well as promoting peace.
