In Xinjiang, China's security chief urges Mandarin use, terrorism crackdown

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Chen Wenqing, China's security chief, emphasized the need to combat terrorism and eradicate religious extremism in Xinjiang during his visit. He also urged ethnic minorities to use Mandarin to enhance the sense of community, which is seen as crucial for maintaining social stability and long-term peace in the region. Critics argue that promoting Mandarin may weaken minority languages and cultures, as seen in Inner Mongolia.