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"The Hopes of President Xi", also known as "To Be an Upright Man for a Lifetime", is a song written by Chinese leader Xi Jinping and composed by Yanhui Jiang (姜延辉).

The song is sung by detainees in the Xinjiang internment camps.

See also

• "General Secretary Xi Jinping's Kindness We Never Forget"

References

1. ^ ^{a b} 走進中國新疆的「思想轉化營」－ BBC News 中文 (in English and Simplified Chinese). BBC News. 18 June 2019. Event occurs at 7:09. Retrieved 29 December 2019 – via YouTube.
2. ^ ^{a b} "歌曲《习主席寄语》爆红朋友圈 歌词源自习近平给青年人的寄语". 中国青年网. 2015-01-26. Archived from the original on 2016-11-11. Retrieved 2016-11-11. 该曲的作曲人姜延辉在接受中国青年网的采访时说："我感觉，其实这首歌就是习近平一生的写照，他当过农民，在最基层干过，经历过非常难的时期。他能做得这么好就是因为他有正确坚定的信念，人这一辈子都会做错事，尽量避免做傻事，坚决不能做坏事，堂堂正正一辈子。这些话都是他发自内心的，自然流露出来的。"

External links

• 【HD】陶紅-堂堂正正一輩子(習主席寄語)MV Offiicial [sic] Music Video官方完整版 (in Chinese) (sung by Tao Hong)