China says there will be no military parade to mark Communist Party centenary


By Jun Mai

Beijing has ruled out holding a military parade to mark the Communist Party’s centenary in July, as it released details of some of the activities planned for the anniversary.

“There will be no military parade,” Li Jun, assistant director of the Central Military Commission’s Political Work Department, told a press briefing in Beijing on Tuesday.

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