China’s leaders pay tribute to Liao Xilong, late general described as ‘Communist warrior’
China's leaders honored the late General Liao Xilong, 85, at his funeral on January 23rd. State news agency Xinhua reported the tribute on Thursday, describing Liao as a "time-tested and loyal communist warrior" and an "outstanding military commander." Liao, who oversaw the modernization of military logistics, was praised for his dedication to the Communist Party and his service in the military.

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AI-generatedChina's leaders honored the late General Liao Xilong, 85, at his funeral on January 23rd. State news agency Xinhua reported the tribute on Thursday, describing Liao as a "time-tested and loyal communist warrior" and an "outstanding military commander." Liao, who oversaw the modernization of military logistics, was praised for his dedication to the Communist Party and his service in the military. The report highlighted his exemplary leadership in advancing military logistics. The tribute comes amidst an anti-corruption campaign within the military, contrasting with the fate of other high-ranking generals who have faced investigation.
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5 extractedLiao was a time-tested and loyal communist warrior.
Liao was in charge of overhauling military logistics.
Liao Xilong, 85, died on January 23.
China’s leadership has paid tribute to Liao Xilong.
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