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Chinese Communist Party boss meets content creators to promote positive energy

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A high-ranking Communist Party official in China's Jilin province, Huang Qiang, met with digital content creators at a coffee shop. The meeting aimed to encourage the creators to promote mainstream values and positive energy. Discussions also covered promoting the upcoming Winter World University Games, cultural tourism, and the region's history, marking a departure from traditional official protocols. AI

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Caroline Lin ·

    Why a Communist Party boss had a coffee shop date with Chinese content creators

    The setting may have been casual but the choice was not when the Communist Party boss of a northeastern Chinese province sat down with digital content creators at a coffee shop on Wednesday. Jilin province party secretary Huang Qiang invited the influencers to the relaxed setting…

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