Retirement Does Not Diminish Resolve; Discharge Does Not Erase Pride || Southern Environmental Organization Holds a Symposium on the August 1st Army Day
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2024-07-31
On the afternoon of July 30, Southern Environmental Protection organized a symposium for veteran employees on the occasion of the August 1st Army Day at its production base in the Fengxin High-tech Industrial Park. All members of the company’s leadership team and all veteran employees who were present attended the meeting. Li Zhiping, Party Secretary and Chairman of the company, extended festive greetings and best wishes to the veteran employees on behalf of the company’s Party Committee. The symposium began with an instruction session on the spirit of the Third Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee and General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important directives regarding work related to veterans. Li Zhiping emphasized that, as veteran employees, they should: first, cultivate political integrity and remain loyal to the Party. They must fully uphold the fine traditions and conduct of the military, strengthen their willpower, forge a strong political conviction, carry forward the red gene, promote the revolutionary spirit, and consciously enhance their theoretical study, using the Party’s innovative theories to guide their thinking and practice, thereby truly putting their loyalty to the Party into action; second, uphold excellent work styles and maintain their original character. They should bring the fine traditions of the military into their daily duties, strive to be pioneers and dedicated contributors, and energetically advance the high-quality development of all aspects of the company’s work; third, fulfill their responsibilities conscientiously and achieve new accomplishments. They should embody the military spirit of daring to fight tough battles and winning them, as well as the craftsman’s spirit of striving for excellence, make full use of their expertise and experience, continue to demonstrate resilience, fighting spirit, and dedication, and remain committed to mastering their chosen field, loving their work, delving deeply into it, and excelling in it. “Retirement from the military does not mean retiring from ambition, nor does leaving the service diminish one’s spirit.” The veteran employees of Southern Environmental Protection are distributed across various departments, including production, sales, procurement, and logistics. At the symposium, they unanimously expressed their determination: “In our future work, we will adopt an even more energetic mindset, a more vigorous and enterprising attitude, and a more pragmatic work style, striving hard, taking responsibility, and achieving outstanding results and making new contributions.” (Contributed by the Party and Mass Work Department)
On the afternoon of July 30, Southern Environmental Protection hosted a symposium for veteran employees at its production base in the Fengxin High-tech Industrial Park, commemorating the August 1st Army Day. All members of the company’s leadership team and all veteran employees who were present attended the event. Li Zhiping, Party Secretary and Chairman of the Board, extended festive greetings and best wishes to the veteran employees on behalf of the company’s Party Committee.

At the outset of the symposium, participants were briefed on the spirit of the Third Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee and General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important instructions on work related to veterans. Li Zhiping pointed out that, as a veteran employee, First, it is necessary to Cultivate political integrity and remain loyal to the Party. We must fully carry forward the fine traditions and work style of the armed forces, strengthen our willpower and moral character, forge a steadfast political soul, inherit the red gene, and uphold the revolutionary spirit. We should consciously intensify our theoretical study, consistently use the Party’s innovative theories to fortify our minds and guide our practice, and translate our loyalty to the Party into concrete actions. Second, it is necessary to Uphold fine traditions and remain true to our principles. Bring the army’s time-honored traditions into our daily work, strive to be pioneers and steadfast contributors, and spare no effort to ensure the high-quality implementation of all the company’s initiatives. Third, it is necessary. Fulfill our duties with solid commitment and achieve new accomplishments. Uphold the military ethos of daring to take on tough challenges and winning every battle, as well as the craftsman’s spirit of striving for excellence. Fully leverage our expertise and experience, and continue to embody the spirit of resilience, combat readiness, and selfless dedication. Remain steadfast in mastering whatever we do, cherishing our work, delving deeply into it, and honing it to perfection.

“Retirement does not dim our resolve, and discharge from the military does not fade our spirit.” At Southern Environmental Protection, veteran employees are stationed across production, sales, procurement, logistics, and other departments. During the symposium, they unanimously pledged: “In our future work, we will approach our duties with renewed vigor, an unwavering drive to forge ahead, and a pragmatic, results‑oriented work style—striving through hard work, shouldering responsibilities, achieving outstanding results, and making new contributions.” (Contributed by the Party and Mass Work Department)
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