“Bravely” shoulder heavy responsibilities; “collaboratively” demonstrate one’s abilities.
What do we fear most in engineering? It’s not the size or difficulty of the projects—it’s the opposite: being idle when there’s nothing to do, and being overwhelmed when work piles up. What’s even worse is having several projects simultaneously demanded to start at once! As the saying goes, “What you fear is what comes.” The Happy City project—originally scheduled to begin installation in February for roughly 1,000 parking spaces—was delayed until late April due to site‑related issues, and even now, because of those same constraints, they still can’t fully roll up their sleeves and get going. Just as this was happening, two other projects were slated to break ground almost simultaneously—truly a case of plans changing faster than expected! With the company struggling under the pressure, “Yong” stepped forward. “Yong” is an installer on the installation team, whose full name is Zhang Yong. He has been with the team for exactly one year. Though his education isn’t extensive, he earns the respect and trust of the installation team leader through his willingness to follow instructions and his tireless dedication. He also loves his job, enjoys learning, and humbly seeks advice from more experienced colleagues whenever he encounters something unfamiliar, rapidly improving his skills. Zhang Yong expressed his readiness to lead a few fellow installers on a relatively small project—118 parking spaces—to gain experience, hoping to receive support along the way. Should we approve or reject this proposal? General Manager Assistant Jiang Genwang raised the question during an early morning leadership meeting. He explained that he had already consulted with two installation team leaders. While they agreed that, at present, Zhang Yong’s installation expertise, organizational abilities, and communication skills did not yet meet the standards of a qualified team leader, they believed it was important to give ordinary installers who show initiative and work diligently a chance to prove themselves. Encouraging their courage and enthusiasm, they felt, would help them grow and develop over time. Should difficulties arise during installation, they would tackle them together. After hearing Jiang’s briefing, the leadership commended both team leaders’ perspectives. They viewed Zhang Yong’s “courage” as a perfect embodiment of the company’s core value of “passion,” while the mutual assistance among engineering team leaders reflected the corporate spirit of “generosity and harmony”—qualities worth promoting widely. President Ai further emphasized that personal growth is a gradual process requiring patience and careful nurturing. At the same time, he stressed one critical point to Zhang Yong: safety must remain paramount. As a team leader, he must maintain constant vigilance and never allow even the slightest negligence. On May 8, Zhang Yong and his team began setting out the layout for installation. Jiang added Zhang Yong to the “Yuègōng Internal Installation Team Group Chat,” which includes personnel from the Engineering Department as well as Manufacturing, Technical, and other departments. The group shares all kinds of installation‑related information—for example, warehouse staff notify everyone about today’s shipments: how many trucks have departed, which components are being sent, and the drivers’ departure times, so installation team leaders can head down to the basement to receive deliveries (since cell service is often unavailable underground). If anyone has questions or runs into challenges, they can post inquiries or seek help; others promptly offer suggestions, and ultimately, a responsible person provides a final decision. This group is arguably one of the most active and efficient within the machinery company. Setting out the installation layout proved to be Zhang Yong’s weak spot. Despite working long hours during the day, Liang Zongkun would often stay late, traveling more than two hours each evening to Zhang Yong’s construction site to double-check the layout dimensions, promptly correct any errors, and patiently explain key principles of layout work. In return, Zhang Yong expressed deep gratitude. During installation, they encountered a situation where one guide rail ended up positioned directly over a sump pit, making its secure mounting problematic. Zhang Yong posted a request for help in the group chat, and colleagues nearby immediately jumped in to assist. Even Chen Xiaofei, a team leader stationed far away in Yichang, Hubei, offered multiple solutions. Ultimately, Feng Jun, the technical department manager, synthesized these suggestions into a practical plan: using three H‑shaped steel beams fixed at the sump pit opening to serve as supporting girders for the rail. Through the combined efforts of the Technical, Manufacturing, and Installation teams, they resolved the issue quickly and cost‑effectively, leaving a very positive impression on the client. With the problem solved, Zhang Yong visibly gained confidence. “I’m a bit rough around the edges and not much of a talker,” he said. “Although the project isn’t finished yet and plenty of challenges still lie ahead, I’ll do my utmost to see this installation through. Throughout the process, the guidance and support from my leaders and colleagues have given me confidence in my work and hope for the future. I truly believe choosing Yuègōng was the right decision—and the longer I stay here, the more rewarding it feels, like discovering a sweet, fulfilling taste.” Zhang Yong’s willingness to take on challenges demonstrates his “bravery,” while the mutual assistance among installation team members embodies true “teamwork.” Building on these foundations, we should strive to realize Chairman Chen’s vision of a “Quality Yuègōng” and a “Happy Yuègōng”: creating a better internal and external environment where employees can work with hope and dignity, growing and developing alongside the company, and ensuring that senior colleagues no longer worry about the old adage, “Teaching your apprentice will leave you starving.” By delivering higher‑quality, more valuable products to our customers, we can inspire pride and happiness among our workforce. When we achieve all this, Chairman Chen’s vision of “Quality Yuègōng, Happy Yuègōng” will naturally come to fruition.
Report Meeting Background: The 2017 China Modern Construction Industry Expo recently concluded in Shenyang, Liaoning. During the event, the steel frame–embedded wall structural system independently developed by Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd. made a striking appearance, garnering widespread attention and acclaim from industry professionals. It became one of the most popular booths at the entire exhibition, delivering unexpectedly positive results and achieving complete success—deserving high praise and full recognition. Accordingly, following deliberation by the Group, it was decided to convene a report meeting on Yuegong’s participation in the China Modern Construction Industry Expo. On the afternoon of May 24, 2017, the report meeting on Yuegong’s participation in the China Modern Construction Industry Expo was solemnly held in the fourth-floor conference room of the Group’s Comprehensive Building. Attending the meeting were Group leaders Chen Bailiang, Ren Qiliang, Jiang Jinlong, Jin Fei, and Hua Yuwu, along with over 80 staff members from all departments of the Group, Zhejiang Company, and Machinery Company. Meanwhile, Shandong Company and Chemical Company participated remotely via video conferencing. The meeting was chaired by Group President Ren Qiliang. President Ren Qiliang began by extending warm congratulations to Zhejiang Company for its outstanding achievements at the National Steel Structure Industry Conference and for the successful exhibition. He emphasized that at this year’s national conference, Yuegong secured three major honors: inclusion among the top 100 enterprises on the China Architectural Steel Structure Industry Competitiveness List, designation as a “5A” Integrity Enterprise in the Chinese architectural steel structure sector, and the prestigious China Steel Structure Gold Award. These accolades represent full recognition of Yuegong’s accomplishments and progress over the past year—truly cause for great celebration. He further explained that today’s report meeting was convened for three key reasons: First, this marks the first time in Yuegong’s history that we have introduced a structurally innovative system with independent intellectual property rights into the field of prefabricated construction and showcased it at a national-level expo. Second, following its presentation at the expo, our frame‑embedded wall system has received significant attention and praise from experts, industry peers, and various distinguished guests, demonstrating that our hard work has not been in vain and earning validation from colleagues and specialists—providing us with valuable encouragement and motivation. Therefore, it is essential to share this good news with all Yuegong employees, enabling everyone to better understand and appreciate our proprietary structural system, experience the excitement of the exhibition, and strengthen their sense of pride and confidence. Third, from obtaining the patent certificate from the State Intellectual Property Office to the actual design, fabrication, installation, and exhibition—all accomplished within just one month—this remarkable efficiency exemplifies the distinctive spirit and professionalism of Yuegong personnel. Designers, fabricators, installers, marketing teams, logistics support staff, and project managers alike have poured tremendous effort and dedication into this endeavor, vividly embodying the Yuegong culture of “meticulousness, collaboration, and proactivity.” This exemplary achievement also serves as a quintessential illustration of this year’s work priorities—“enhancing efficiency and improving profitability”—and deserves full recognition, promotion, and emulation throughout the entire Group. Following this, all attendees watched a video presentation showcasing Yuegong’s prefabricated construction system and the on-site conditions during the China Modern Construction Industry Expo. Representatives from the design, fabrication, installation, marketing, and logistics support departments, as well as the project manager responsible for the exhibit, took the stage to share their personal experiences and insights gained through designing, manufacturing, and participating in this year’s expo. Subsequently, Vice President and General Manager of Zhejiang Company, Hua Yuwu, delivered a speech in which he provided a detailed overview of the philosophy and features of Yuegong’s frame‑embedded wall system. He also outlined specific plans and actionable recommendations for further advancing this innovative structural system, including strengthening the R&D team, refining product offerings, constructing demonstration houses, conducting expert reviews, fostering collaborations with general contractors and academic institutions, and pursuing relevant scientific research projects. He urged every Yuegong employee to take immediate, proactive steps without waiting for instructions. Finally, Board Chairman Chen Bailiang offered important directives. He underscored the need to commend Yuegong wholeheartedly, highlighting two key aspects: First, the unique advantages of Yuegong’s system compared to others—its 100% assembly rate and 100% recyclability—reflect a thorough consideration of the product’s entire life cycle. Second, he commended all Yuegong employees who contributed to the success of this exhibition, noting that thanks to their tireless efforts, our booth attracted the highest number of visitors and garnered the greatest attention over the two-day event. He then set forth several requirements: First, maintain an indomitable spirit of enthusiasm, seizing opportunities while momentum remains strong, and boldly pressing forward despite challenges—upholding Yuegong’s core mission of “people-oriented excellence and striving for leadership.” Specifically, “building people” means cultivating individuals of integrity and refined taste, fully showcasing Yuegong’s new ethos. Second, promptly refine and establish standardized specifications for the system and create a comprehensive database to support its development. Third, accelerate market penetration while continuing robust R&D efforts to sustain our leading position, ultimately bringing Yuegong’s innovative system to the forefront of the market. Through sustained effort over the coming years, Yuegong aims to become a small but influential giant in its specialized industry segment.
From May 18 to 20, the 2017 National Architectural Steel Structure Industry Conference and the Sixth China (Shenyang) International Modern Construction Industry Expo were grandly held in Shenyang. The conference focused on exploring how, against the backdrop of the nation’s clear commitment to vigorously developing prefabricated construction and supportive industrial policies, steel structures—as a key component of prefabricated building systems—can more effectively fulfill their role in the construction sector, thereby accelerating industry transformation and upgrading and promoting healthy development. At this conference, Yuegong was honored with the titles “2016 China Architectural Steel Structure (5A) Integrity Enterprise,” “Top 100 Competitive Enterprises in China’s Architectural Steel Structure Industry for 2016,” and the prestigious “China Steel Structure Gold Award”—the highest engineering award in the Chinese architectural steel structure industry—for its 12th edition. This marks the third consecutive year that Yuegong has ranked among the top 30 in China’s architectural steel structure industry, as well as the second year it has received the distinguished “China Architectural Steel Structure (5A) Integrity Enterprise” honor. During the National Architectural Steel Structure Industry Conference, Hua Yuwu, Vice President of Yuegong Group and General Manager of Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure, presented Yuegong’s independently developed “Steel Frame–Embedded Wall Structural System” (referred to as the “Frame-Embedded Wall System”). He shared with attending experts, scholars, and peers the R&D philosophy and core advantages of this system, which boasts 66 patented technologies, earning widespread recognition and praise from many professionals. Coinciding with this year’s conference, the Sixth China (Shenyang) International Modern Construction Industry Expo and the inaugural China Prefabricated Construction (Steel Structure) and Building Industrialization Products & Equipment Expo were also held. This expo placed particular emphasis on the steel‑structure prefabricated construction industry, featuring nine major exhibition zones—including steel‑structure prefabricated buildings, precast concrete structures, integrated housing, and new building materials—spanning 60,000 square meters with 3,000 booths. The event attracted numerous renowned enterprises; among them, Yuegong’s real‑world demonstration hall showcasing its “Frame-Embedded Wall Structural System” drew extensive attention and acclaim from industry insiders. Attendees flocked to the booth to learn about the system, making it one of the most popular exhibits at the entire expo. During the event, several prominent leaders—including Liu Qiang, Vice Governor of Liaoning Province; Yu Zhenming, Vice Mayor of Shenyang; Chen Yiming, Chief Engineer of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development; and Yu Binyang, Director of the Center for Science, Technology, and Industrialization Development under the same ministry—visited Yuegong’s booth to offer guidance and express their strong support. They all commended Yuegong’s Frame-Embedded Wall Structural System, offering high praise and positive evaluations.
2017 Yuangong Group “Safety and Quality Month” Activity Summary Report
April is Safety and Quality Month for the Yuegong Group, with this year’s theme being “Uphold the Safety Bottom Line, Build a Quality‑Driven Yuegong.” During this initiative, each subsidiary company has organized a variety of safety and quality management activities tailored to its specific circumstances. These efforts have strengthened safety and quality awareness across all levels—from leadership to frontline employees—fostered a robust safety and quality culture, and laid a solid foundation for building a “Quality‑Oriented, Happy Yuegong.” On April 1, the principal leaders of each company personally chaired the establishment of a “Safety and Quality Month” task force, convened a mobilization meeting and launch ceremony, and announced the month-long activity plan. In the early stages of the campaign, companies hung over 60 banners in prominent locations on production sites, installed more than 100 new safety signs, and published 14 articles promoting the Safety and Quality Month through bulletin boards. A range of cultural outreach activities were also carried out, creating an engaging atmosphere that ensured broad participation and tangible results. In line with the action plan, companies conducted numerous safety and quality training sessions. Zhejiang Company addressed welding defects and other quality issues by holding an on-site quality meeting for all welders, analyzing the root causes of these defects, and providing detailed explanations, thereby enhancing workers’ technical expertise. Shandong Company organized specialized training sessions on safety, quality, and occupational health protection for over 150 employees from manufacturing, quality control, and engineering departments, incorporating interactive Q&A segments to energize the sessions and achieve excellent learning outcomes; subsequent assessments showed a 100% pass rate. Meanwhile, the Machinery Company invited renowned welding expert Engineer Zhang Gao to deliver a workshop titled “Key Elements for Elevating Safety and Quality Awareness—Forging a Craftsperson’s Heart,” using real-world production scenarios and vivid case studies to help attendees grasp the essence of “being a craftsman and upholding a craftsman’s spirit.” This year, emergency response drills were introduced as a new component of Safety and Quality Month. Each company tailored these exercises to its own operational characteristics, conducting emergency evacuation and escape simulations for high‑risk operations such as construction, fire safety, special equipment handling, and hazardous chemical management. Yuegong Chemical collaborated with the Kaifeng City Fire Department to conduct a joint emergency response exercise focused on hazardous chemical leaks; Yuezhong Real Estate, together with the property management company and community representatives, staged a series of drills addressing fire emergencies and elevator entrapment incidents, emphasizing timely evacuation and rescue procedures. Additionally, Zhejiang Company, Shandong Company, and the Machinery Company each carried out dedicated fire‑safety training and drills. Throughout the campaign, the quality control departments of each company applied quality management principles and methodologies, establishing QC teams to undertake various thematic initiatives aimed at improving product quality, reducing resource consumption, enhancing employee competencies, and boosting overall economic performance. During the month, the Group’s Corporate Management Department and the respective task forces conducted regular comprehensive inspections of production workshops and construction sites, covering safety, quality, team building, and sanitation. For any safety, quality, or hygiene issues identified during these checks, photographs were taken, immediate notifications issued, and on‑the‑spot instructions provided for prompt rectification. By thoroughly investigating problems and implementing corrective measures concurrently with inspections, the campaign successfully raised workers’ safety and quality awareness while strengthening the overall competence of both construction personnel and management staff. The “Safety and Quality Month” is a long-term initiative with no fixed end date. Throughout the period, companies supported, encouraged, and competed with one another, fostering a positive, competitive atmosphere that greatly propelled the success of the program.
A towering skyscraper rises above the palace.
—— Yuegong’s “Steel Frame–Embedded Wall Structural System” Successfully Trial-Produced These days, at one end of the heavy steel workshop of Zhejiang Company, a “house” built using Yuegong’s independently developed steel frame–embedded wall structural system—known as the “Frame‑Embedded Wall System”—is being assembled. This house is designed according to standard floor plans for super‑tall buildings and has been fabricated, processed, and assembled at a 1:1.5 scale. It includes box‑section steel columns, concrete beams, concrete wall panels and floor slabs, precast doors and windows, precast balconies and staircases—everything you could possibly need. Once fully assembled on site, it will be disassembled and transported to Shenyang for reassembly, where it will make a striking appearance at the “2017 China Prefabricated Steel Structure Building and Construction Industrialization Products & Equipment Expo.” At that event, this house will proudly showcase Yuegong’s latest R&D achievements. This system can be applied across multiple building types, from low‑rise to high‑rise and super‑tall structures, and is divided into 12 architectural series, boasting 63 patents. The system connects various standardized prefabricated components via bolted joints, offering convenience, speed, structural reliability, and the ability to be repeatedly dismantled and reused. Its core design philosophy—“One Car; Two Hundreds; Three Zeros; One Commodity”—captures its essence: “One Car” means the structure can be assembled, disassembled, and reassembled multiple times, much like building, dismantling, and rebuilding a car; “Two Hundreds” refers to achieving 100% assembly rate and 100% recycling rate; “Three Zeros” signifies zero pollution, zero emissions, and zero noise on construction sites compared with traditional methods; and “One Commodity” means all components and parts are fully commercialized, readily available for purchase and circulation in the building materials market. Through creative technological innovation, Yuegong strives to truly transform housing into green, full‑life‑cycle buildings. Over the past month, with strong support from group leadership and direct involvement and assistance from the Group Office and Corporate Management Department, Zhejiang Company has mobilized its entire workforce. Senior leaders have taken the lead, while each department has worked overtime to ensure smooth progress. Throughout this process, the Design Institute has spearheaded efforts, demonstrating an unwavering spirit of continuous dedication. They repeatedly revised design drawings and meticulously refined every technical detail—describing their work state as “uncomplaining, tireless, working day and night without rest.” Meanwhile, the Planning and Supply Department has remained on call, promptly fulfilling all procurement needs; the Manufacturing Department has assigned its most skilled personnel, striving for perfection in component fabrication; the Quality Control Department has implemented rigorous quality checks down to the smallest detail; the Engineering Department engaged early and participated throughout the entire process; and the Marketing and Commercial Departments, together with the Group Office and Corporate Management Department, proactively prepared promotional materials, crafted visual branding strategies, designed 3D animations, rehearsed exhibition receptions, and conducted on‑site marketing simulations—all part of a comprehensive effort. Finally, the General Affairs and Finance Departments provided robust logistical support and financial backing. At 10:08 a.m. on May 8, upon Director Hua’s command, four members of the Engineering Department, fully equipped and led by Deputy Manager Xie Weicheng, entered the site to begin assembly. After eight hours of intense yet orderly work, the standard floor of Yuegong’s super‑tall frame‑embedded wall system was successfully completed. All of this vividly demonstrates the enthusiasm and sense of responsibility of Yuegong employees, serving once again as a powerful embodiment of Yuegong’s “artisan spirit.” In the end, we believe that with perseverance and determination, the time will surely come when we ride the wind and break the waves, hoisting our sails high to cross the vast sea! From initial concept and patent application through blueprint design and manufacturing, to the final physical prototype, this project encapsulates years of accumulated knowledge and entrepreneurial dreams. At present, as the nation actively promotes green and energy‑efficient construction, now is an ideal moment to vigorously advance prefabricated building technologies. Yuegong Group has seized this opportunity, keeping pace with the times and leveraging facts to make a bold mark on the stage of prefabricated construction. With towering skyscrapers rising from the ground, we firmly believe that Yuegong will achieve great success in this field!
Training Background: The research and development team led by Hua Yuwu has been steadily advancing the commercialization of Yuegong’s “Steel Frame–Embedded Wall Structural System,” which they independently developed. This training session aims to further align thinking, expand publicity and promotion of Yuegong’s prefabricated construction solutions, enhance the theoretical knowledge and professional competence of relevant personnel, and support Yuegong in achieving successful results at the China Prefabricated Building Expo. On the afternoon of April 27, 2017, the Group’s first introductory training session on Yuegong’s prefabricated building system was held as scheduled in the fourth-floor conference room of the Comprehensive Building. The training was delivered by Hua Yuwu, Vice President of the Group and General Manager of the Zhejiang Company. Attending the session were Group leaders Chen Bailiang, Ren Qiliang, Jiang Jinlong, Luo Yinchang, Jin Fei, and Tang Genmei, along with over 40 key technical personnel from the Group’s Corporate Management Department, Office, and various subsidiaries—covering design, technology, engineering, and other areas related to the promotion of this structural system. The training focused on four main topics: an introduction to the “Steel Frame–Embedded Wall Structural System” product; business and technical aspects; promotional presentation techniques; and a summary of the system’s advantages, highlights, and future work requiring validation. The product introduction utilized visual aids such as model diagrams, real‑world photographs, and exhibition renderings. The business section explained Yuegong’s planned market launch, investment plans for the next three to five years, pricing strategies, and partnership opportunities. The technical portion provided a detailed analysis of the system’s conceptual framework, structural breakdown, and its distinctive strengths and features, while also outlining tasks that require further verification. Finally, the promotional presentation skills segment specifically addressed how to effectively showcase Yuegong’s participation in the China Prefabricated Building Expo. In his closing remarks, Group President Ren Qiliang highly praised and affirmed both the R&D achievements and the content presented by General Manager Hua. He stated: “This training is extremely necessary and of great importance. Looking back at Yuegong’s entire development journey—from our beginnings in the early 1990s, when we started from scratch—to our evolution over recent years, progressing from simple light steel structures to complex heavy steel systems, and now embarking on the independent development of a prefabricated building system—this represents a remarkable progression: from nothing to something, from light to heavy, and now from heavy to specialized. By ‘specialized,’ I mean developing our own unique characteristics, establishing a proprietary system, and securing intellectual property rights. Over the past two days, we’ve seen the model of the ‘Steel Frame–Embedded Wall Structural System’ being assembled in our workshop—transforming our patents, technologies, designs, and core philosophies into tangible, visible realities. This marks a significant milestone in Yuegong’s advancement within the field of prefabricated construction. Moreover, timing plays a crucial role: Yuegong is entering the prefabricated building sector at an optimal moment. The government is vigorously promoting architectural modernization and industrialization, with unprecedented levels of support and impetus at all administrative levels—from the State Council down to provincial and local governments. Under General Manager Hua’s leadership, we have collectively conducted research and managed to produce, in a relatively short period, a preliminary prefabricated building system uniquely bearing Yuegong’s imprint—an achievement that is far from easy. On the other hand, while General Manager Hua’s training content may be readily understood by those involved in design, it might still appear somewhat unclear or vague to outsiders. That is precisely why we are gathering here today—to learn together and listen closely. If everything we do were already thoroughly familiar to everyone, we would lack the motivation to innovate and continue learning. In fact, if we already fully grasp what has been discussed, then today’s training might seem redundant. But when we hear something that feels only partially understood—half‑knowing, half‑confused—that very state becomes the driving force behind our efforts to delve deeper and achieve full comprehension. After all, it is precisely because these are new concepts that we must come together to master them. Entering the realm of prefabricated construction responds to the demands of current trends, aligns with government initiatives, and follows the direction of industry progress—enabling Yuegong, and indeed all of us, to elevate our capabilities to a higher level. I urge our younger employees, designers, engineers, and manufacturers to take time after this training to study diligently and gain a thorough understanding. Next month, at the China Prefabricated Building Expo, we will present our achievements—not merely through static displays, but through extensive explanations, interpretations, and clarifications regarding the distinctive features and advantages of our system. Please devote careful thought to these matters in the coming days. As for today’s training content, please rest assured: it is not mere theory or the personal vision of General Manager Hua alone. Rather, it reflects broader trends shaping the development of steel structure and industrialized construction. Whether we choose to embrace this shift or not, whether we actively participate or remain on the sidelines, the overarching momentum is clear. What truly matters is that we keep pace with this trend, seize the opportunity, and carve out our rightful place within it. Therefore, let us all maintain unwavering confidence, work conscientiously, leverage our ingenuity, and collaboratively refine our system—making it robust enough to withstand expert scrutiny and rigorous practical testing. Yuegong’s own ‘Steel Frame–Embedded Wall Structural System’ stands poised for launch, and with the China Prefabricated Building Expo just around the corner, we face critical evaluations from experts and peers across the country. Let us redouble our efforts to perfect our work, ensure our exhibit delivers the desired impact, and enable Yuegong to make a striking debut in the field of industrialized steel‑frame prefabrication—capturing widespread attention and acclaim within the industry.”
On the morning of April 26, 2017, Shaoxing City held a grand ceremony at the first-floor conference room of the Cultural Center to celebrate International Labor Day on May 1 and honor model workers and advanced collectives. A total of 85 model workers and 15 exemplary teams from across the city were recognized by the Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government. The event was chaired by Ma Weiguang, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Mayor, while Peng Jiaxue, Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, delivered an important address. Hua Yuwu, Vice President of our group company, General Manager of the Zhejiang Branch, and Director of the Design Institute, was awarded the honorary title of “Shaoxing City Model Worker” by the Shaoxing Municipal Government. This honor not only recognizes Mr. Hua personally but also fills all members of Yuegong with pride. Among numerous candidates citywide, Mr. Hua stood out as a new recipient of the city’s Model Worker award. His achievement is closely tied to his steadfast adherence to and embodiment of the model worker spirit—characterized by dedication to one’s post, striving for excellence, hard work, courage in innovation, detachment from fame and fortune, and willingness to contribute—and his pursuit of the artisan spirit of perfection. For years, he has remained focused on construction projects and committed to development, maintaining unwavering confidence, high morale, and a strong sense of responsibility. Through his practical actions, he has set an inspiring example for all employees of the plant. Diligent in study and meticulous in research, he has made significant contributions in the field of steel‑structure prefabricated construction, serving as chief editor or co-author of three provincial-level construction methods and six enterprise-level ones. He holds more than 90 patents and has received numerous awards, including the Second Prize of the Provincial Science and Technology Award in Construction and the First Prize for Technological Innovation from the China Construction Enterprise Management Association. In 2000, he was also honored with the title of “Xiaoshan City Model Worker.”
On the afternoon of April 26, Deputy Director Ma Jianping of the Shaoxing Municipal Housing and Urban–Rural Development Bureau, together with Director Lu Jiande of the Municipal Center for Promoting Modernization of the Construction Industry, paid a visit to our company to inspect the trial production of the Yuegong Steel Frame–Embedded Wall System (hereafter referred to as the “Frame-Embedded Wall System”). They were accompanied by Group Chairman Chen Bailiang, President Ren Qiliang, Vice President Hua Yuwu, and Head of the Corporate Management Office, Chen Jian. At the symposium, Vice President Hua Yuwu briefed the officials on the current status of research and development, provided an overview of the system, and outlined its future development strategy. Deputy Director Ma Jianping and Director Lu Jiande expressed keen interest in the Frame-Embedded Wall System, carefully inquiring about its technical foundations and R&D details, and offered several highly constructive comments and suggestions. Following the symposium, Deputy Director Ma and his delegation, accompanied by Chairman Chen and others, toured the trial-production site of the Frame-Embedded Wall System. They observed the process closely, asked numerous questions, and Director Lu even stated that he would return to Yuegong for a more thorough inspection once the entire production phase was completed. The visit concluded in a cordial and amicable atmosphere.
On April 21, Deputy Director Zhang Deming of the Shanghai Municipal Construction and Building Materials Market Management Station, accompanied by a delegation, paid a visit to Yuegong Zhejiang Company to conduct a research and guidance tour. They were joined by Section Chief Xu Yaodong and Section Chief Wang Junruo of the same station. Deputy Director Zhang Deming and his team held a symposium with Chairman Chen Bailiang of the Board of Directors and Vice President Hua Yuwu, focusing on Yuegong’s business expansion in areas such as steel structure industrialization and residential construction, as well as an overview of the current state of Zhejiang’s steel‑structure enterprises. Chairman Chen Bailiang provided a brief introduction to Yuegong’s background and its future development plans, while Vice President Hua Yuwu offered a detailed explanation of the company’s steel‑structure residential projects and Yuegong’s independently developed prefabricated steel‑structure building system. Following the discussion, the delegation toured Yuegong’s production workshop in Zhejiang and its pilot facility for testing prefabricated building systems. Deputy Director Zhang Deming and his colleagues expressed strong appreciation for Yuegong’s research efforts in prefabricated steel‑structure building systems. He also outlined the work undertaken by the Shanghai Municipal Construction and Building Materials Market Management Station, explained the purpose of this visit to Yuegong, and highlighted Shanghai’s supportive policies toward the application of advanced construction technologies such as prefabrication and BIM. He noted that Shanghai’s construction industry is currently undergoing a transformative phase, with ongoing progress in industrialization and modernization, and extended a warm welcome to outstanding Zhejiang-based steel‑structure companies like Yuegong to participate in Shanghai’s urban development. The Shanghai Municipal Construction and Building Materials Market Management Station pledged to continue providing comprehensive support and services to businesses across the sector.
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