HAOYANG CULTURE

“Tracing the Red Footsteps, Strengthening Our Original Aspiration and Mission” — The Party Branch of Haoyang Environment Organizes a Thematic Red-Education Activity.

Release date:

2024-07-08


Each generation has its own mission, and each generation bears its own responsibilities. Along the path of national rejuvenation, we trace the red footprints, seek out red memories, and pursue the red spirit, carrying forward the red gene. Haoyang Environment has carefully planned and successfully organized the “Tracing Red Footsteps, Strengthening Our Original Aspiration and Mission” red‑education themed event. This year marks the 103rd anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. On July 1, the company’s Party branch organized all Party members, active candidates, and those undergoing training to visit the Menglianggu Memorial Hall and the Hong Sao Film and Television Base for a red‑education program. The initiative aims to further strengthen Party spirit and moral cultivation among staff, inspire all Party members to remain true to their original aspirations and keep their mission firmly in mind, benchmark themselves against role models, and take on responsibilities with determination, thereby better fulfilling the grassroots Party organization’s role as a strong fighting fortress. More than 30 participants, including Chairman Zhao Kuili and Party branch secretaries Han Dongcai, Li Daojie, Liu Hua, and Zhao Hengkai, took part in the event.

Upon arriving at the Menglianggu Campaign Memorial Hall, the group followed the guide’s lead, attentively listening to the explanations, carefully examining historical photographs, and touring the valuable archival materials and authentic exhibits. These displays meticulously chronicle the entire course of the Menglianggu Campaign, vividly embodying the fearless spirit of revolutionary pioneers—undaunted by sacrifice and resolute in their struggle.

Each yellowed, treasured photograph, each weather‑worn historical artifact, and every heartrending tale of the past deeply moved everyone present. It was as if they had stepped through time, personally experiencing the ravages of war and witnessing the heroic deeds of the people of Yimeng—devoted to the Party, steadfast in their support of the military, and selflessly giving of themselves. This Yimeng spirit—of unity between the Party and the people, deep bonds between the military and the civilians, seamless integration, and shared life and death—left an indelible impression on every comrade in attendance.