China showcased the achievements of the Chinese Communist Party under President Xi Jinping's rule in a massive exhibition.
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Dongfeng-41 and Dongfeng-17 ballistic missiles were among some home-grown weapons systems that were displayed by China in the exhibit. With this display, China has allowed a rare sneak peek into some of its most advanced ballistic missiles.
Although weapons were paraded through Tiananmen Square to mark the People’s Republic’s 70th anniversary in 2019 it's rare to see and observe them from a close distance.
Visitors also clicked selfies beside the enormous Dongfeng-41 nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Apart from the intercontinental missiles, disinfection robots and a piece of the Moon were shown by CCP. (Image of lunar not available)
The ruling party displayed some of the key achievements under Xi ahead of a key meeting expected to extend his rule.
The congress will begin on October 16, in which the country's constitution will be amended amid a leadership reshuffle.
Xi is also widely expected to break with precedent and secure a third five-year leadership term.
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In the exhibition, giant portraits of Xi were present, literally everywhere. The leader was seen handing out awards and greeting a baby, surrounded by well-wishers dressed in traditional clothing.
One caption read: "Xi Jinping's thoughts guide our country's economic construction towards heroic achievements."
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