July 1, 2017, marks the 96th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. In order to promote the party's glorious history, carry forward and inherit its fine traditions and styles, educate and guide party members and employees to further uphold their ideals and beliefs, enhance employees' sense of honor, mission, and responsibility, while enriching employees' leisure life, strengthening corporate culture construction, and increasing employees' cohesion and combat effectiveness, Tengfei Company specially organized a viewing activity for the July 1 Party Building Festival. At 13:30 in the afternoon, all employees arrived on time at the large conference room on the fourth floor to watch the film "The Founding of a Party." From this film, we learned about the historical environment in which the Communist Party of China was born. We saw how its pioneers experienced a difficult struggle amidst the clash between new culture and old traditions. In their search for a path to national prosperity and strength, they transitioned from relying on Western powers to rescue ordinary people—a fantasy that ultimately shattered—to believing that only through self-reliance and self-improvement could they fundamentally change China's fate. Their thoughts underwent numerous struggles and transformations. The great pioneers of the Communist Party who led the people to liberate all of China were unafraid of sacrifice; they broke free from shackles and established a path that would make China infinitely strong. Although it was initially weak, as long as we have our beliefs and our own program, we will possess boundless strength and achieve what is now a socialist country with Chinese characteristics. The film provided us with many insights; all development is a process from small to large. Therefore, we should not underestimate what we currently have. As long as we persistently strive hard, we can also create our own brilliance—Tengfei is no exception. It also inspires our patriotic feelings; how much blood was shed by revolutionary predecessors for our country's strength! We must learn to cherish it. I remember a traveler once said: "We are not growing up in an era of peace; rather, we are growing up in a peaceful country." It is because our country protects us that we have our current happy lives. (Zhang Yanjiao) | 
