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This Wednesday in Beijing, from the gate of heavenly peace overlooking Tiananmen Square,
China's President Xi Jinping will watch the country's first military parade since 2019.
So the parade itself is to celebrate the end of World War II.
Bloomberg's John Liu oversees our coverage of greater China from Beijing.
It's an important event for President Xi
because it's an occasion to show off how much the military has progressed when it comes to modernization,
which has been one of the priorities for China under Xi Jinping.
The parade features tens of thousands of troops and hundreds of aircraft.
It showcases China's latest weapons system,
including combat drones and nuclear-capable ballistic missiles.
Xi will also host a who's who of political strongmen.