On November 16, 2019, the “Through-Bolt Multi-Cavity Steel Tube Concrete Seismic Wall Steel Structure Residential System” (hereafter referred to as the Bolt–Tube Concrete System), developed by Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Yuegong Group, successfully passed expert appraisal, with its scientific and technological achievements reaching an internationally advanced level. Experts on the Appraisal Committee R&D Team and Company Leaders This scientific and technological achievement appraisal meeting was organized by the Zhejiang Provincial Technology Broker Association. The appraisal committee comprised renowned experts and scholars, including Wang Lijun, Chief Expert at Huacheng Boyuan Engineering Technology Group and National Master of Survey and Design; Professor Guo Yanlin from Tsinghua University; Yu Yinquan, Chief Engineer at the China Academy of Building Research Standards and a National Master of Survey and Design; Fang Xiaodan, Chief Engineer at the South China University of Technology Architectural Design Institute and a National Master of Survey and Design; Yang Xuelin, Chief Engineer at the Zhejiang Provincial Architectural Design Institute; Xiao Zhibin, Chief Engineer at the Zhejiang University Architectural Design Institute; and Xing Guoran, Chief Engineer at Zhejiang Zhongcheng Construction Group, among others. Key leaders of Yuegong Holding Group, along with Professor Tong Genshu of Zhejiang University, Dr. Wang Yanchao and Dr. Fu Bo from Timoshenko Architectural Structural Design Office, as well as Luo Yinchang, Chairman of Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd., General Manager Hua Yuwu, Deputy General Manager in charge of green building Chen Jian, and Green Building Department Manager Jin Feng—representing the principal R&D personnel—also attended the meeting. Guests present included Lou Bing and Jin Jian, leaders of the Zhejiang Province Steel Structure Industry Association, and Zhang Yu, Chairman of the Shaoxing Alliance for Modernization of the Construction Industry, among others. Members of the Appraisal Committee The appraisal committee reviewed technical summaries, component test reports, and novelty search findings related to the Bolt–Tube Concrete System, examined relevant sample materials, and after thorough questioning and discussion, unanimously concluded that the system is easy to fabricate and highly prefabricated. Its seismic wall components, assembled from standardized elements such as through-bolts, cold-formed channel steel, and steel tubes, form an innovative steel plate composite seismic wall system. Ultimately, the committee determined that the research results have reached an internationally advanced level and approved the system’s acceptance. [Introduction to the Bolt–Tube Concrete System] Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd. appointed Professor Tong Genshu of Zhejiang University as its Chief Technical Advisor and entered into a long-term strategic cooperation agreement with Timoshenko Architectural Design Office. Collaborating with the firm’s distinguished team of doctoral experts, who possess extensive experience in engineering design and research development, the company successfully developed the “Through-Bolt Multi-Cavity Steel Tube Concrete Seismic Wall Structural Residential System” (referred to as the Bolt–Tube Concrete System), which boasts independent intellectual property rights. This system offers flexible architectural layouts, comfortable interior spaces, clear structural load paths, excellent component performance, straightforward steel fabrication, and a high degree of standardization, making it suitable for multi- and high-rise steel‑frame residential buildings. The system relies on bolt–tube concrete seismic walls, steel columns, steel beams, and prefabricated reinforced steel floor slabs to jointly bear vertical loads and resist lateral seismic forces. Its envelope system comprises prefabricated interior partitions, prefabricated insulated exterior walls, fireproof insulation layers, and exterior wall coatings. Additionally, it incorporates prefabricated utility piping systems and prefabricated finishing systems, collectively forming a fully prefabricated steel structure residential product. At the heart of the system lies the bolt–tube concrete seismic wall, composed of cold-formed steel tubes, cold-formed channel steel, connecting bolts, and corner square steel sections. Two cold-formed channel steels are arranged back-to-back, connected by regularly spaced through-bolts to form a pair; each pair alternates with cold-formed steel tubes, creating a linear multi-cavity steel tube wall. Depending on the component’s location and the wall’s orientation, corner square steel sections can be used to form various cross-sectional shapes, such as L‑shaped, T‑shaped, or cross‑shaped configurations. After filling the cavities with concrete, these assemblies become bolt–tube concrete seismic walls.
On November 1–2, the 2019 Shaoxing “Yuegong Cup” Welding Skills Competition was held at Yuegong Holding Group. Hosted by the Shaoxing Municipal Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security, the Shaoxing Federation of Trade Unions, the Shaoxing Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League, and the Shaoxing Municipal Bureau of Housing and Urban–Rural Development, the event was organized by the Yuecheng District Federation of Trade Unions, Donghu Subdistrict of Yuecheng District, and Yuegong Holding Group Co., Ltd. This year’s competition once again combined a theoretical knowledge contest with a practical skills assessment. A total of 40 welding professionals from eight participating teams—representing Yuecheng District, Keqiao District, Shangyu District, Zhuji City, Shengzhou City, the Binhai New Area, public utilities, and Jingong Steel Structure—took part. Throughout the event, competitors remained calm and composed, responding proactively and demonstrating expert proficiency in their craft as they vied for the championship. After two days of intense and spirited competition, all events were successfully completed, bringing the tournament to a triumphant close. At 2:00 p.m. on November 1, the opening ceremony and team leaders’ meeting for the “Yuegong Cup” Welding Skills Competition convened in the third-floor conference room of the Yuegong Group office building, officially marking the start of the event. Meanwhile, the theoretical knowledge portion of the competition—the written exam—was simultaneously underway in the fourth-floor conference room of the main complex. All participants worked diligently, with the exam lasting 90 minutes. During this hour-and-a-half, competitors showcased their expertise, competing against one another to demonstrate their depth of knowledge and secure an advantageous position from the outset. According to the schedule, the practical skills competition was set to begin early on the morning of November 2. By 7:00 a.m., all team members had prepared thoroughly and stood ready, while judges, arbitrators, and official observers were also in place, awaiting the start of the hands-on phase. As the highlight of the “Yuegong Cup,” the practical skills contest not only tested the contestants’ technical abilities but also served as a true test of mental fortitude. At the competition site, armed with their welding guns and fully confident in their skills, competitors methodically tackled the test pieces, striving to meet all prescribed requirements to the fullest extent. At the closing ceremony and awards presentation, the results of the two-day competition were solemnly announced amid great anticipation from all participants. Based on the combined scores from both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills rounds, the Zhuji City team emerged victorious, earning the Team Excellence Award; the Keqiao District team received the Outstanding Organization Award. Among individual winners, Wu Libing from Zhuji City took first place, while Zou Fahong from Keqiao District and Zhai Weifeng from Zhuji City claimed second place and were each awarded the title of “Shaoxing City Technical Expert.” Third-place honors went to Su Xiangbin from Zhuji City, Zhao Zhengwang from Yuecheng District, and Wang Lin from Zhuji City. Leaders presented medals and certificates of honor to the winning teams and outstanding individuals, commending their hard work and dedication. In their closing remarks, Chen Weiping, Deputy Director of the Shaoxing Municipal Bureau of Housing and Urban–Rural Development; Ke Jianhua, Deputy Director of the Shaoxing Municipal Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security; and Zhang Shunde, Vice Chairman of the Shaoxing Federation of Trade Unions, emphasized that the “Yuegong Cup,” as a city-level Class I competition, promotes learning through competition and teaching through contests. They noted that such events continue to spark a widespread enthusiasm among workers to acquire new skills, compete in technical proficiency, and strive for excellence in their respective fields. These efforts foster a spirit of proactive innovation, meticulous attention to detail, and a commitment to perfection—qualities essential for cultivating master craftsmen who contribute to building a high-quality Shaoxing.
Shandong Company Held Its Third-Quarter Economic Performance Review Meeting.
At 9:00 a.m. on October 12, 2019, Shandong Company convened its third-quarter economic performance review meeting. All mid-level and senior managers attended, with the meeting chaired by Vice President Wang Ming. Luo Yinchang, Executive Vice President of the Group and Chairman of Shandong Company, also participated and delivered an important address. The meeting commenced with department heads presenting summaries of their third-quarter achievements and outlining plans for the fourth quarter. General Manager Chen Kuanli used both text and visuals to analyze key economic indicators for the quarter, highlighting notable successes while identifying major challenges and proposing priorities for the upcoming period. In his commentary on recent departmental performance, General Manager Chen commended each unit’s efforts while candidly pointing out existing issues: in marketing, order intake remained uneven, with significant disparities in individual sales representatives’ results—some lagging far behind; moreover, maintaining steady, consistent order flow proved difficult, leading to occasional bottlenecks in delivery and periods when business was scarce. In production management, 6S practices required further enhancement, emphasizing that effective management must balance adherence to established standards with innovation—continuous improvement is essential, and complacency has no place. Management should not be confined solely to labor discipline but should also strengthen employees’ professional skills and moral education. To boost output and expand capacity, it is crucial to identify weak links, resolve constraints, and ensure concrete implementation, striving for incremental improvements month after month and sustained progress year after year. All cadres and employees were urged to strictly observe labor discipline, cultivate a strong sense of compliance, and enhance their service orientation. Each manager must align themselves ideologically, consciously, and professionally with the company’s development trajectory, adopting a proper work ethic, staying true to their original aspirations, and diligently fulfilling their responsibilities. By ensuring strict adherence to directives and smooth communication of policies, they can bolster execution capabilities, enabling the company to advance all operations efficiently and effectively, generate greater value, provide enhanced benefits to employees, and realize the corporate vision of “A Happier Yuangong, A Higher-Quality Yuangong,” thus helping to bring the Yuangong dream to life. Following this, Chairman Luo Yinchang delivered a significant address on Shandong Company’s third-quarter performance. He commended the company’s solid operational results and expressed encouragement, while also extending gratitude to all cadres and employees for their hard work and to the leadership team led by General Manager Chen for their support and collaboration. Chairman Luo carefully analyzed gaps in production targets and outlined key tasks for the future: First, all company personnel are expected to continue upholding the authority of the leadership team headed by General Manager Chen, strengthening their sense of the bigger picture, service orientation, and obedience. He advocated for tiered management, standardized procedures, and process‑driven governance, urging leaders to adopt a high‑level perspective, clearly define direction and objectives, and implement practical measures to ensure the successful fulfillment of all annual economic targets set by the Group. Second, contingent upon improved company profitability, he proposed appropriately raising employee compensation next year—particularly base salaries for new hires—to facilitate recruitment efforts, attract more talent, and bolster the company’s long-term growth and succession planning. Finally, through the company’s WeChat group, Chairman Luo shared “20 Quotes from Wang Yangming’s School of Mind.” Before concluding the meeting, Vice President Wang led participants in studying an initiative issued by the Zhejiang Company Party Branch to all party members: “Fight Hard in the Fourth Quarter and Strive Vigorously to Fully Achieve the Company’s Annual Goals.” He further instructed all attendees to hold themselves to party-member standards, staying committed to their duties and embodying their original aspirations and mission.
Unafraid of Adversity, Steadfast in Duty — A Chronicle of the Maintenance Center’s Work
The sweltering summer has passed, yet its lingering heat remains, and Shaoxing has now entered “post‑modern barbecue mode.” With the weather dry and mosquitoes and flies multiplying, nothing can dampen the work enthusiasm of the frontline staff at Yuegong Mechanical Maintenance Center. Engineers Liang and Song are among the center’s technical pillars. Over the past few days, the two have been shuttling between multiple locations with trainee maintenance worker Xiao Shen, carrying out equipment upkeep—often for several hours at a stretch—steadfastly holding the line to ensure top‑notch maintenance and safeguard the parking safety of the public. “Fatigue and hardship mean little to us,” Engineer Liang said firmly, wiping beads of sweat from his face. “At my age, this is precisely the time to support myself through hard work—I certainly don’t want to endure more suffering in my later years. In this scorching heat, it’s not only a grueling test of endurance under the blazing sun, but also a true trial of my perseverance, stamina, and professional skills.” Around him, the occasional buzz of mosquitoes filled the air; though these insects were already “grasshoppers after autumn,” his arms were still covered with clusters of swollen bites. Despite the unbearable itch, he adhered scrupulously to the company’s maintenance procedures, conducting meticulous inspections of the garage without the slightest slack. Working on the second floor of the garage, where beneath his feet lay only a thin support board, one couldn’t help but worry for him. “My job may look a bit daunting to outsiders, but our group always puts employee safety first and provides ample protective gear. As long as I follow the instructions for using that equipment, I can significantly reduce the risk of accidents. I truly love this work and take great pride in it,” he added. Not far away, Engineer Song was inspecting the electrical panel wiring. The multi‑level parking garage’s electrical boxes feature intricate layouts, where even the smallest error in the sequence of wire connections could prove disastrous. Beads of sweat streamed down his cheeks as he wiped them away with his shirt. “Maintenance conditions may seem simple—even if the peak of the heat is behind us—the bottled water I carry gets scalding hot!” With countless wires to manage, Song showed no sign of impatience, fully focused on the task at hand. “To outsiders, my job might appear easy and monotonous, but that’s far from the truth. We bear a heavy responsibility: installing those electrical circuits is a job that demands deep thought and unwavering dedication. A single mistake could cause unnecessary harm to society, so I must take full accountability for the safety of countless families’ lives and property,” he explained, embodying an attitude of utmost diligence and precision. Meanwhile, trainee maintenance worker Xiao Shen assisted with ancillary tasks. The blazing sun had tanned his skin deeply, yet he paid it no mind, occasionally handing water and wiping sweat from his seniors’ brows. Though newly hired this year, Xiao Shen never used his status as a newcomer as an excuse to slack off; instead, he stood firmly on the front lines of maintenance. “Working as an intern at Yuegong is my first step into the workforce after leaving school. I’m determined to throw myself wholeheartedly into the job—not just to do my duties well, but also to build experience and broaden my horizons for the future,” he said with a simple, boyish smile. It was clear that choosing Yuegong for his very first job made Xiao Shen truly happy. “We’ve grown accustomed to it,” Engineer Liang remarked. “No matter what the external conditions may be, this is simply our duty at the maintenance center.” They remain steadfast at their posts, working selflessly to ensure the safe parking of vehicles for the public.
To strengthen international cooperation and exchanges in the construction industry, accelerate high-quality urban development nationwide, promote the transformation and upgrading of the construction sector, expedite the shift from old to new growth drivers, and expand Shaoxing’s influence as a leading construction city—thereby supporting its industrial transformation and overseas expansion strategy—the inaugural Jianhu Forum concluded successfully in Shaoxing, Zhejiang on September 20. The forum was guided by the Shaoxing Municipal People’s Government and the Architectural Society of China, co-hosted by the Building and Energy Conservation Professional Committee of the Chinese Urban Science Research Association, the Shaoxing Municipal Housing and Urban–Rural Development Bureau, the Shaoxing Municipal Science and Technology Association, and the Yuecheng District People’s Government of Shaoxing, and jointly organized by Huahui Construction Group, Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Shunjiang Construction Group, and other entities. A distinguished group of leaders and experts—including Academician Xu Ronglie of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences and former Chief Engineer of the Ministry of Construction; former Vice Minister of Construction Song Chunhua; Chinese Academy of Engineering Academicians Xiao Xuwén and Gong Xiaonan; Foreign Academician Wu Faquan of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences; President of the Architectural Society of China Xiu Long; Chairman Yuan Jianhua of Huahui Engineering Design Group Co., Ltd.; Chairman Luo Yinchang of Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd.; and General Manager Hua Yuwu—along with over 300 renowned domestic scholars, government officials, and corporate representatives, gathered in Shaoxing, Zhejiang. Centered around the forum theme “Green Construction, Better Life,” they engaged in in-depth discussions and exchanges from an international perspective, focusing on key industry trends such as prefabricated construction, smart buildings, and green building practices. Ma Weiguang, Secretary of the CPC Shaoxing Municipal Committee; Jiang Changcai, Vice Chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Association for Science and Technology; and Lu Wei, Member of the Standing Committee and Secretary-General of the CPC Shaoxing Municipal Committee, attended the event. The forum was chaired by Sun Zejun, Vice Mayor of the Shaoxing Municipal People’s Government. In 2019, China’s Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development selected seven provinces nationwide to launch pilot projects for prefabricated steel‑structure residential construction. With advantages in architectural performance, resource conservation, and reduced labor costs, prefabricated steel‑structure buildings have become a market focal point. Driven by supportive policies, the combination of steel structures and residential construction is opening up vast possibilities for this innovative approach. In the future, prefabricated steel‑structure housing is expected to emerge as the mainstream development trend. As one of China’s leading steel structure enterprises, Yuegong Steel Structure has consistently upheld the principles of green development over many years, vigorously promoted new construction methods, and advanced the transformation and upgrading of the construction industry, contributing significantly to the growth of prefabricated steel‑structure housing in China. As a co-organizer of this forum, Yuegong Steel Structure was invited to share its research and practical experience in prefabricated steel‑structure residential construction through a special presentation delivered by Chen Jian, Deputy General Manager of Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd. [Introduction to the Bolt–Tube Concrete Seismic Wall System] Yuegong Steel Structure has appointed Professor Tong Genshu of Zhejiang University as its Chief Technical Advisor and entered into a long-term strategic partnership with the Timoshenko Architectural Design Firm. Collaborating with the firm’s team of highly qualified doctoral researchers—possessing extensive experience in engineering design and scientific research—the company has successfully developed a proprietary seismic wall system known as the “Bolt–Tube Concrete Seismic Wall System.” This innovative system features flexible architectural layouts, comfortable interior spaces, clear structural load paths, excellent component performance, simplified steel fabrication processes, and a high degree of standardization, making it well-suited for multi‑story and high‑rise steel‑frame residential buildings. The system integrates bolt–tube concrete seismic walls, steel columns, steel beams, and prefabricated reinforced steel floor slabs to collectively bear vertical loads and resist lateral seismic forces. Its envelope system comprises prefabricated interior partitions, insulated exterior walls, fireproof insulation layers, and exterior coatings. Additionally, the system incorporates prefabricated utility piping networks and modular interior finishing systems, forming a complete prefabricated steel‑frame residential product. At the heart of this system lies the bolt–tube concrete seismic wall, composed of cold‑formed steel tubes, cold‑formed steel channels, connecting bolts, and corner square steel sections. Two opposing cold‑formed steel channels are joined by regularly spaced through-bolts, creating alternating pairs that interlace with cold‑formed steel tubes to form linear multi‑cavity steel walls. Depending on the location of each component and the orientation of the wall, corner square steel sections can be configured into L‑shaped, T‑shaped, cross‑shaped, or other custom profiles. After filling these cavities with concrete, the resulting structure becomes a bolt–tube concrete seismic wall.
Inspiring Success | Zhejiang Company Achieves Its Annual Sales Target Four Months Ahead of Schedule
In August, which is drawing to a close, Zhejiang Company achieved another record high in contract orders, continuing the strong momentum of robust sales orders seen in July. Thanks to the company’s sound leadership and the concerted efforts of its sales team, the company has reported one success after another: after several rounds of commercial negotiations, it was awarded the steel structure project for the Pujiang Mining Project of Zhejiang Jiaotou Puxin Mining Co., Ltd., under the Nuclear Industry Well and Tunnel Construction Group; it also secured the steel structure works for the Lianghu Hub of the Xipai Project on the upper reaches of the Yaojiang River—this marks another large-scale water conservancy project undertaken by the company following the Sanbao Flood‑Control Project in Hangzhou, and serves as a testament to our excellent reputation in the field of steel structures for hydraulic engineering. In addition, major client Suning placed another order in August, successfully winning the third phase of the Shaoxing Suning project and completing a grand slam across phases one, two, and three in Shaoxing. Meanwhile, the Nanjing Suning project concluded its final commercial negotiations on August 23, securing the contract with a total value of RMB 66.85 million. Aerial view of the Lianghu Hub of the Xipai Project on the upper reaches of the Yaojiang River Suning Project As of press time, Zhejiang Company has essentially fulfilled its annual contract target, four months ahead of schedule. This hard‑won achievement owes much to the strong support of company leadership, but even more so to the sales team’s dedicated, down‑to‑earth, results‑oriented work ethic and their spirit of perseverance. Analyzing the distribution of contracts, traditional steel‑structure business remains steady and growing, accounting for 76.33% of the total contract value. This year also saw new breakthroughs in contract signings by project managers, particularly in July, when nine contracts were secured—the highest monthly total since 2019. These successes are attributable to the company’s sales department, which at the beginning of the year meticulously broke down marketing targets and established a robust implementation system. By aligning its “invite‑in” and “one‑on‑one service” policies with the company’s four core platforms—qualification, fabrication, service, and financing—Zhejiang has fostered sincere cooperation and unwavering support from both project managers and clients. Upholding the principle of “build one project, establish one reputation, make one friend,” Zhejiang employees have earned the trust and loyalty of a broad base of customers. Over the next four months, all employees of Zhejiang Company will remain committed, redouble their efforts, and work tirelessly to lay a solid foundation for a strong start to the coming year.
Shandong Company Hosts a Special Lecture on BIM in the Construction Industry
Currently, Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology is seeing increasing application and development across the construction industry. To help employees better understand and appreciate BIM’s role in architectural design, cost estimation, and construction management, and to keep abreast of cutting-edge industry technologies, Shandong Company hosted a specialized BIM‑related seminar at 3:00 p.m. on August 6 in its third-floor conference room. The event featured a lecture by Instructor Xing Zezhong, a master’s degree holder from the Institute of Engineering Management at the School of Civil Engineering, Beijing University of Technology, with participation from all departmental staff. Instructor Xing Zezhong provided a comprehensive overview of BIM, covering five key areas: the current state and demand for BIM; an introduction to BIM and its applications at each project phase; integrated applications of BIM with big data; BIM’s use in prefabricated construction; and real-world engineering case studies. Starting with the historical evolution of architectural frameworks and the development of BIM, he delved into structural BIM design principles, shared essential knowledge about Revit software, and conducted a brief on-site demonstration. He also offered clear, accessible explanations on topics such as rapidly generating computable structural BIM models, automatically producing structural BIM construction drawings, practical outcomes of structural BIM implementation, and the broader significance of BIM‑based design. By incorporating video demonstrations and vivid examples from Beijing Daxing International Airport, the session seamlessly blended theory with practice, enabling all attendees to gain a solid understanding of BIM fundamentals, broaden their perspectives, and enhance their learning and innovation capabilities. In his concluding remarks, General Manager Chen Kuanli emphasized that, thanks to Instructor Xing’s thorough presentation of BIM expertise, all managers and employees now possess a clearer grasp of the subject. He encouraged everyone to continue deepening their knowledge, constantly improving their skills, and honing their professional competence, so as to contribute meaningfully to the company’s future growth.
High-temperature condolences reach the front lines, and refreshing care soothes the heart.
On scorching summer days, with sweltering heat and oppressive humidity, the frontline workers toiling at various project sites are constantly on the minds of the company’s leadership. To convey the company’s care promptly, a delegation led by Group President Ren Qiliang—accompanied by Group Union Chairman Jin Fei, Vice Chairman Wang Zhongyou, Group Office Director Ma Li, and Zhejiang Company Comprehensive Department Manager Zhao Yiliu—recently visited the front lines to extend their greetings and support to workers who remain steadfast at their posts under the intense summer heat, delivering heat‑relief supplies so that employees can feel a touch of coolness in the summer sun. In early August, at the height of the sweltering summer, with deep concern for frontline staff battling the extreme heat, President Ren and his team paid visits to the Qiushi Semiconductor Project Department in Yuhang, the Yuanda Hangzhou Project Department, the Pingjiang Road Multi‑Storey Car Park Project Department, as well as the manufacturing workshops of the Zhejiang Company and the Machinery Company. They warmly shook hands with the workers, gained an in‑depth understanding of ongoing progress, and expressed heartfelt gratitude for their dedication and hard work under the blazing sun. They also reminded on-site supervisors to implement effective heat‑prevention and cooling measures, arrange work schedules reasonably, safeguard the health of frontline employees, and ensure safe production. Facing the high temperatures, we stand with you. Zhejiang Company Workshop Zhejiang Company Workshop Qiushi Semiconductor Project Department in Yuhang Machinery Company Workshop Yuanda Hangzhou Project Department Pingjiang Road Multi‑Storey Car Park Project Department The company’s care and encouragement brought a refreshing sense of relief to the workers, further boosting their enthusiasm. Although the heat persists, the workers unanimously pledged to turn the company’s concern into boundless motivation: while fulfilling their production tasks, they will take good care of their health, stay committed to their posts, and approach their work with renewed vigor, striving wholeheartedly to achieve all set objectives and live up to the company’s expectations.
At around 11:00 a.m. on July 31, Secretary Ma Weiguang of the Shaoxing Municipal Party Committee and his delegation visited the Zhejiang headquarters of Yuegong to pay their respects to frontline workshop employees who remained steadfast at their posts during the sweltering summer heat. They presented cooling‑relief supplies and extended their sincere greetings. Accompanying them were Lu Wei, Member of the Municipal Party Standing Committee and Secretary-General; Ruan Jianyong, Vice Chairman of the Municipal People’s Congress Standing Committee and Chairman of the Municipal Federation of Trade Unions; Ma Guocan, Deputy Secretary-General of the Municipal Party Committee and Director of the Municipal Party Office; He Haoting, Member of the Yuecheng District Party Standing Committee and Executive Deputy District Mayor; and Liu Zuyao, Secretary of the Donghu Subdistrict Party Committee in Yuecheng District. Also present were Chen Bailiang, Chairman of the Board of Yuegong Group; Ren Qiliang, President; Luo Yinchang, Executive Vice President; Jiang Jinlong, Supervisor; and Hua Yuwu, General Manager of the Zhejiang Company, who welcomed Secretary Ma and his delegation and offered words of encouragement to all manufacturing department staff. Upon disembarking, Secretary Ma proceeded directly to Yuegong’s production workshop, shaking hands with each worker, presenting relief items, and urging them to prioritize heat‑prevention measures while fulfilling their production tasks to safeguard their health. Throughout the visit, Secretary Ma inquired about Yuegong’s business operations, and Chairman Chen Bailiang provided a brief overview of the company’s green‑building R&D efforts and its production and operational performance. In recent days, Shaoxing has experienced sustained high temperatures, prompting Yuegong to activate comprehensive heat‑mitigation measures in its workshops. Water was sprayed throughout the facilities, fans were placed near workers, and chilled mineral water was distributed—small but effective steps that brought much‑needed relief to frontline employees continuing their work under the scorching heat.
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