To effectively enhance corporate safety management and the safety competence of employees, uphold the principle of “safety first, prevention foremost,” and proactively prevent accidents, the Group Corporation, in response to the spirit of the Shaoxing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions’ Notice on Launching the “One Hundred Safety Training Sessions Entering Enterprises” campaign and in alignment with its own “Safety and Quality Month” activities, held a specialized training session on safety and quality management on the afternoon of April 17th in the fourth-floor conference room of its headquarters. Over 150 participants attended, including staff from various departments across the Group, members of the Group’s Trade Union Committee and Youth League Committee, as well as departmental personnel, safety officers, and employees from the engineering and manufacturing divisions of subsidiaries throughout Zhejiang Province. Zhu Jing, Vice Chairwoman of the Shaoxing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions, Jin Jianlong, Principal of the Workers’ Secondary Vocational School, Ren Qiliang, President of the Group, and Wang Zhongyou, Vice Chairwoman of the Group’s Trade Union, also attended the meeting. At the event, Zhu Jing, Vice Chairwoman of the Shaoxing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions, and Wang Zhongyou, Vice Chairwoman of the Group’s Trade Union and Safety Officer, addressed the audience in turn. Chairwoman Zhu emphasized that while society progresses, safety remains the bottom line, expressing hope that through this training, safety awareness would truly take root among all employees, enhancing their abilities in self‑protection, self‑rescue, and emergency response, thereby effectively reinforcing the implementation of principal responsibility for workplace safety and promoting harmonious development between enterprises and society. The specialized training was divided into three modules. First, Mr. Mao Tengfei, a specially invited instructor from the Shaoxing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions, presented on corporate responsibilities for production safety, checklists for safety enforcement inspections, fundamental principles of accident management, and methods for accident prevention. Following this, Jiang Ge, Manager of the Quality Control Department at the Zhejiang Company and a recognized “Zhejiang Craftsman,” used product quality overviews and common quality issues as entry points to vividly explain various techniques for improving welding process quality. Finally, Mr. Gao Hongfeng, an instructor from the Fire Safety Training Center of the Shaoxing City Fire Brigade, delivered a lecture on fire safety knowledge. The entire training session lasted nearly four hours, conducted in an orderly manner. The three instructors provided engaging presentations—using clear visual aids, analyzing shocking real‑world accident cases, and screening safety education videos—to underscore the critical importance of maintaining rigorous standards in both quality and safety. They urged everyone to prioritize quality, ensure safety at every level, place safety above all else, and recognize that responsibility is paramount. By emphasizing zero accidents and zero casualties, they delivered a compelling and instructive lesson on safety and quality management to all attendees.
On the morning of April 18, Ye Weihong, Member of the Standing Committee of the Shaoxing Municipal Party Committee and Head of the United Front Work Department, visited Yuegong Group to conduct a research visit and provide guidance. She was accompanied by Wang Ziqin, Member of the Standing Committee of the Yuecheng District Party Committee and Head of the United Front Work Department, as well as Cao Gangyong, Deputy Head of the District United Front Work Department. At the group’s headquarters, President Ren Qiliang, together with Vice Presidents Tang Genmei and Hua Yuwu, and representatives from the Corporate Management Department, Chen Jian, and the Office, led by Ma Li, warmly welcomed Minister Ye and her delegation. Minister Ye carefully listened to President Ren Qiliang’s report on the company’s production and operations, as well as to Chen Jian’s briefing on the development of prefabricated construction and the research, development, and promotion of Yuegong’s green prefabricated housing system. Minister Ye listens to the reports President Ren introduces the company’s situation As she listened, Minister Ye inquired about current operational and production matters at Yuegong. She remarked that the company’s founder, Chen Bailiang, is a pragmatic entrepreneur who has long been committed to strengthening the real economy and pioneering innovation in areas such as prefabricated construction. Addressing several specific challenges highlighted in the presentations, Minister Ye offered a candid analysis, urging the enterprise to squarely confront its issues, adopt a long-term perspective, explore new avenues, and seek solutions to immediate difficulties, thereby ensuring the company’s sustainable and healthy growth.
On April 12, Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd. successfully held another marketing conference themed “United in Heart, United in Strength, United in Victory.” The event took place in the Jishan Hall on the third floor of Building No. 8 at the Shaoxing Hotel. In the beautiful month of April—when spring is in full bloom and birds sing amid lush greenery—the Shaoxing Hotel, surrounded by vibrant flowers and picturesque scenery, was bustling with activity. Cheers and laughter filled the air, creating an exceptionally lively atmosphere, while the outdoor signature wall drew crowds eager to sign their names and take photos. As with previous years’ marketing conferences, this event was hosted by Zhejiang Company and co-organized by the Group Office. Representatives from Shandong Company and the Machinery Company also attended, bringing nearly 70 project managers to the gathering. In addition to long-standing partners who have maintained close ties with Yuegong, many new faces were present as well. Leaders of the Group, heads of various departments, and selected managers from the four major production bases also participated. The conference featured three main segments: a plenary session, a tour of the Shaoxing Hotel’s multi-purpose hall, and a group dinner. The plenary session was chaired by Luo Yinchang, Executive Vice President of the Group and Chairman of Zhejiang Company. Hua Yuwu, Vice President of the Group and General Manager of Zhejiang Company, delivered an enthusiastic welcome address. Liu Jianfeng, Deputy General Manager for Marketing at Zhejiang Company, presented the “Policy on External Sales Representatives and Contracting for the Company’s Traditional Business,” while Chen Jian, Deputy General Manager for Green Construction at Zhejiang Company, outlined the “Policy on External Sales Representatives and Contracting for the Company’s Prefabrication Business.” Project manager representative Zhao Yongjun also spoke, summarizing his experiences of years of successful collaboration with Zhejiang Company. Finally, Xie Guoyao, Engineering Department Manager at Zhejiang Company, shared insights into the steel structure construction work carried out in the Shaoxing Hotel’s multi-purpose hall. Zhejiang Company Chairman Luo Yinchang presided over the meeting. Zhejiang Company General Manager Hua Yuwu delivered the welcome address. Following the plenary session, attendees toured the grand and exquisite multi-purpose hall of the Shaoxing Hotel. They highly commended the company’s remarkable progress over recent years and praised Zhejiang Company for its strength, courage, sense of responsibility, and willingness to tackle challenging projects. They expressed strong interest in collaborating on traditional business ventures and green construction projects. After the tour, participants gathered for a group dinner. The atmosphere was warm and festive, with Group President Ren Qiliang delivering an inspiring toast. Leaders at all levels and project managers exchanged toasts, raising their glasses together to wish Yuegong a bright future. By around 8 p.m., the marketing conference concluded successfully.
Zhejiang Yuegong and Timoshenko signed an agreement on technological R&D and strategic cooperation.
On March 15, the signing ceremony for the technological R&D and strategic cooperation between Zhejiang Yuegong Steel Structure Co., Ltd. and Hangzhou Timoshenko Architectural Structural Design Firm was held at the Bodi Center in Qianjiang Century City, Hangzhou. The conclusion of this cooperation agreement marks the formal establishment of a strategic partnership between the two parties in the field of innovative prefabricated construction, providing a solid platform for expanding exchanges and strengthening collaboration. Attending the ceremony were Ren Qiliang, President of Yuegong Holding Group; Luo Yinchang, Executive Vice President and Chairman of Zhejiang Yuegong; Hua Yuwu, Vice President and General Manager of Zhejiang Yuegong; Chen Jian, Deputy General Manager of Zhejiang Yuegong; Jin Feng, Manager of the Green Building Department; Ma Li, Director of the Group Office; as well as Jing Ting, General Manager of Timoshenko; Chief Engineer Wang Yanchao; Deputy Chief Engineer Fu Bo; and Professor Tong Genshu of Zhejiang University, who jointly witnessed the signing. Hua Yuwu, General Manager of Zhejiang Yuegong, and Chen Jian, Deputy General Manager, along with Jing Ting, General Manager of Timoshenko, signed the technological R&D and strategic cooperation agreement on behalf of their respective organizations and engaged in a cordial discussion. Under the terms of the agreement, both parties will fully leverage their respective strengths and expertise. Through in-depth collaboration, they will undertake extensive joint efforts in areas such as technological R&D for innovative prefabricated construction and the application of BIM technology, thereby advancing scientific research and technological innovation. At the same time, they will capitalize on their combined advantages in engineering information sharing, market development, and project cooperation to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes. This collaboration is poised to further enhance the complementary strengths of both sides in the field of building industrialization, fostering shared growth and jointly promoting the development of green, eco-friendly steel‑structure buildings, thus enabling them to assume greater social responsibility.
On the afternoon of March 13, 2019, a handover ceremony for the chairman of Zhejiang Company was held at the Group’s headquarters. The meeting was chaired by Ren Qiliang, President of the Group, and attended by Group executives, department heads and above, the vice-chairman of the trade union, members of the Youth League Committee, as well as department assistants and higher-level personnel from Zhejiang Company. The meeting commenced with President Ren Qiliang of the Group reading out the decision on the appointment of the chairman of Zhejiang Company. According to the decision, Luo Yinchang, Executive Vice President of the Group, will assume the role of chairman of Zhejiang Company effective immediately. Following this, Jiang Jinlong, the former chairman of Zhejiang Company and current supervisor of the Group, delivered a speech. He emphasized that, in line with the Group’s established policy of improving corporate governance, promoting standardized development, and steadily advancing toward the capital markets, this personnel adjustment had been implemented. He expressed his firm support for the Group’s decision. In addition, Mr. Jiang summarized his key achievements during his tenure at Zhejiang Company, highlighting improvements in refining company regulations, focusing on building a professional management team, and actively transforming the project‑acceptance model. He also expressed hope that, going forward, Zhejiang Company would strengthen its efforts in balancing workshop capacity expansion with sales order fulfillment, stabilizing frontline production staff while enhancing their skills, bolstering the marketing team’s ability to secure contracts, accelerating the implementation of the Engineering Department’s project‑evaluation system, achieving comprehensive cost reductions and efficiency gains, and elevating overall management capabilities. Finally, he extended his best wishes and looked forward to the new chairman leading Zhejiang Company to even greater success. Subsequently, Luo Yinchang, the newly appointed chairman of Zhejiang Company, made a statement. He first thanked the Group for its trust and all colleagues for their years of support and assistance. He noted that assuming the role of chairman of Zhejiang Company carries a profound sense of honor, immense responsibility, and challenging tasks. However, confident in the solid foundation laid by Mr. Jiang, the proactive cooperation of the management team led by General Manager Hua, and the promising prospects of the steel structure industry, he expressed full confidence in the future. Mr. Luo stated that Yuegong has weathered market challenges and endured many trials over the past 27 years. Moving forward, he pledged to conscientiously fulfill his duties, conduct thorough research, collaborate closely with all stakeholders, and effectively integrate and coordinate resources between the Zhejiang and Shandong companies. Taking advanced enterprises as benchmarks, he vowed to continuously innovate, uphold the corporate spirit of “passion, magnanimity, harmony, meticulousness, cooperation, and proactiveness,” unite as one, overcome difficulties, strive to meet the Group’s targets, roll up sleeves and work hard, create value for customers, deliver benefits to employees, and generate returns for shareholders. Hua Yuwu, General Manager of Zhejiang Company, also addressed the meeting. He affirmed his respect for and support of the Group’s decision, extending sincere gratitude to Mr. Jiang for six years of leadership and guidance provided to both Zhejiang Company and its management team. He warmly welcomed Mr. Luo, expressing confidence that under his leadership, Zhejiang Company would achieve even greater success. At the conclusion of the meeting, President Ren Qiliang delivered an important address. He began by fully commending Mr. Jiang’s contributions during his tenure as chairman of Zhejiang Company, particularly noting the significant role he played in guiding the company from a period of operational difficulty into a phase of stable growth. He pointed out that this high-level personnel reshuffle was undertaken to integrate core competencies and share resources within the steel structure business, aiming to optimize the allocation of managerial talent, build a management team capable of meeting Yuegong’s developmental needs, enhance corporate governance effectiveness, ensure the successful achievement of set objectives, promote more sustainable growth, and usher in new heights of success. Finally, President Ren set clear expectations for all managers: they must lead by example, maintain strict self-discipline, unite as one, strive for excellence, and channel all their energy into driving the company’s development, guiding it through future challenges and obstacles while remaining accountable to the company’s supervisors and all employees. During the handover ceremony for the chairman of Zhejiang Company, the Group Office spearheaded a visit to the Wolong Group in Shangyu, where participants engaged in an exchange program focused on learning advanced manufacturing site management practices.
On the afternoon of March 11, 2019, Shandong Company convened a meeting for all its cadres to announce the newly appointed leadership team approved by the company’s board of directors. The meeting was chaired by Luo Yinchang, Executive Vice President of the Group and Chairman of Shandong Company. First, General Manager Luo read out the decision regarding the appointment and division of responsibilities among the company’s leadership: Following deliberation by the board of directors and approval from the Group, Comrade Chen Kuanli was appointed General Manager, responsible for overseeing all aspects of the company’s operations. Upon nomination by the General Manager and subsequent board approval, Comrade Wang Ming was appointed Deputy General Manager, Comrade Gao Yanbin was appointed Deputy General Manager, and Comrade Qin Duqun was appointed Assistant to the General Manager. On behalf of both the Group and the company’s board, General Manager Luo extended warm congratulations to Comrade Chen Kuanli on his appointment as General Manager and to Comrade Qin Duqun on his appointment as Assistant to the General Manager. Newly appointed General Manager Comrade Chen Kuanli delivered an impassioned address, expressing gratitude to the Group’s leadership and the board for their trust and support, acknowledging the company’s years of nurturing and opportunities for growth, and thanking colleagues for their backing and assistance. He pledged to assume responsibility with courage, live up to expectations, and lead all employees of Shandong Company in working together to achieve even greater success. Subsequently, General Manager Luo announced the appointments of mid-level management personnel. He then held a collective discussion with the company’s leadership and all mid-level and senior cadres, explaining adjustments and promotions for certain leaders while setting forth specific work standards and requirements: 1. Leaders must maintain a high-level perspective, considering issues from the company’s overall standpoint, with the primary focus on enhancing the company’s overall economic performance. In particular, senior executives and the General Manager should not confine themselves to the narrow interests of their respective departments or merely manage their own areas; instead, they must strengthen their sense of the bigger picture and prioritize the broader interests of the organization. 2. Leaders must lead by example, taking the initiative and fulfilling their duties conscientiously. They should demonstrate diligence in their work, bravely shoulder responsibilities when facing challenges, and act proactively, leveraging their initiative and creativity. While adhering to rules and discipline, they must pay close attention to details, nip problems in the bud, and resolutely curb negative tendencies such as shirking accountability, blaming others, or passing the buck when issues arise, while simultaneously seeking credit and personal gain upon achieving results. 3. Leaders must fully motivate and energize their subordinates. They should delegate authority boldly while providing guidance, support, coordination, and appropriate oversight, effectively exercising the five core managerial functions of planning, organizing, directing, coordinating, and supervising. 4. Leaders must rigorously ensure task implementation and enhance execution capabilities, keeping in mind the principle that “one part planning requires nine parts execution.” Annual goals and plans should guide the way, with monthly sub‑targets for measurement, weekly task assignments, and daily detailed action items. Each day, clear priorities must be set according to urgency and importance—categorized into A, B, and C levels—and efforts should strive to complete tasks on the same day they are assigned, making effective use of the PDCA (Plan–Do–Check–Act) management cycle. 5. Hierarchical management should be encouraged, with each level accountable to the one above. Higher‑level supervisors may conduct inspections across levels but should avoid issuing instructions beyond their immediate scope, while lower‑level staff may bypass hierarchical reporting to raise concerns or questions directly. All cadres and employees should adopt a proactive attitude toward their tasks, accelerate action, strengthen communication and coordination, maintain appropriate boundaries, elevate their professional standards, and thereby improve job satisfaction. 6. Business operations remain the top priority. When undertaking external projects, leaders must be bold and decisive, daring to think, act, and take responsibility without fearing the risk of failing to deliver on commitments. At the same time, meticulous attention must be paid to budgeting, cost control, and timely settlement and collection, balancing aggressive revenue generation with careful expense management. 7. The balance between reform and stability must be carefully maintained. While preserving existing management structures, systems, processes, and regulations, leaders should boldly adopt and adapt best practices from peers, drawing inspiration from real-world conditions to innovate new ideas and approaches. It is essential to strike a proper balance between inheritance and innovation, between reform and stability, and between dismantling the old and building the new. 8. Integrity and public service must be upheld. In dealings with project managers, suppliers, and subcontractors, leaders must maintain ethical conduct, fostering relationships characterized by both closeness and clarity, while remaining vigilant and avoiding any financial missteps. 9. A clean and upright organizational atmosphere must be cultivated. Management should be guided by principles of fairness, impartiality, equality, and respect, eschewing favoritism or personal preferences in handling work and decisions. Efforts should aim to promote positive values, foster a culture of transparency, and generate constructive energy. 10. Exceptional circumstances require prompt consultation and reporting; quality or safety incidents must be reported immediately, with no concealment or cover‑up of adverse situations or misconduct. In closing, General Manager Luo expressed his hope that the newly appointed leadership team of Shandong Company would unite in spirit and purpose, approaching their work with a strong sense of ownership, and building a solid platform for their own growth and development. Under the firm leadership of the Group and the board, guided by the vision of “Higher Quality, Greater Happiness,” they will strive diligently, forge ahead with determination, carry forward the legacy of past achievements, and create new milestones, ensuring the enduring prosperity of Yuegong and leaving a lasting, positive imprint on its steady path of progress.
At the Group’s 2019 Work Conference, President Ren Qiliang urged everyone to kick off the new year with renewed vigor, racing against time to lay a solid foundation for the entire year. With January now behind us, subsidiaries have been reporting encouraging results from their strong start to the month. Zhejiang Company achieved a double victory in both contract wins and component production: it secured contracts totaling nearly RMB 100 million, while its workshop output reached an all-time high, surpassing the monthly targets set for 2019 and establishing a robust base for meeting the Group’s annual contract‑value goals. Building on years of experience securing projects such as those for Suning in Shaoxing, Ningbo, Chengdu, Fuzhou, and Guiyang, the Marketing Department once again clinched the contract for the Suning Guizhou E‑Commerce Smart Industrial Park, valued at RMB 52.88 million—Zhejiang Company’s first order exceeding RMB 50 million in 2019. From bid registration to contract signing, the process took one month, involving multiple stages—including project manager presentations, initial pricing, quantity verification, second-round commercial quotations, and a final round of bidding—each handled with composure and meticulous planning, ultimately securing the project. The successful signing of the Suning Guizhou project reflects not only the team’s persistent follow-up, attentive service, and long-term client relationships but also the fruits of the company’s precise, end-to-end support for Suning projects, underscoring Suning Group’s recognition of our work. Meanwhile, the Manufacturing Department faced tight deadlines, heavy workloads, freezing weather, and employees returning home—but despite these challenges, they convened numerous coordination meetings, optimized scheduling, and worked overtime. While ensuring safe production, they pressed forward to meet component‑output targets, achieving impressive results: monthly component output rose 38.45% compared to the previous month and 59.18% year over year, marking a strong start to the year. To win the battle for timely collection of receivables during the Spring Festival, Chairman Luo Yinchang repeatedly chaired receivables‑collection meetings, emphasizing that sales staff must firmly embrace the principle that “collecting payments is more important than winning new business.” A detailed collection plan was formulated, an integrated coordination mechanism established, and a company‑wide collaborative effort launched, breaking down tasks to individual members within the Sales and Business Departments. Through a combination of telephone calls, written reminders, and on‑site visits—and with active cooperation from the Finance Department and other relevant units—over RMB 90 million was collected in January, bringing this critical campaign to a successful close and safeguarding the company’s cash flow for continued operations and growth. At the same time, several large-scale projects, including the Changzhou Hive Energy Power Lithium‑Ion Battery Project, continued construction throughout the New Year holiday period due to tight schedules. The project teams adopted the slogan “Not a single day lost—accelerate progress and seize every opportunity,” scientifically and rationally reverse‑scheduling work while proactively addressing safety, environmental protection, and civilized construction issues during the holiday, implementing rigorous control measures to ensure overall schedule adherence and quality and safety standards. To make a strong start to the year, the Machinery Company meticulously organized study sessions to thoroughly grasp the spirit of the annual conference, deeply understood and refined the year’s objectives, and defined a marketing strategy focused on “prioritizing major accounts while managing smaller ones” along with precise market segmentation. Under unified direction, the company consolidated existing resources, concentrated on key marketing priorities, and vigorously pursued various initiatives. In the first month of 2019, it successfully secured two major contracts—the Keqiao Cross‑Border E‑Commerce Industrial Park with 554 parking spaces and the Hangzhou Wujiao Plaza with 1,106 parking spaces—setting the stage for achieving its 2019 goals. This promising start to January exemplifies how each subsidiary and department within the Group has risen to meet diverse challenges with decisive action, pressing ahead with determination and striving to deliver their best performance. It stands as a meaningful New Year gift from all Yuangong employees to 2019, sincerely wishing Yuangong continued progress and renewed brilliance in the year ahead!
Yuegong Annual Gala Special | Capturing Moments, Unveiling the Stories Behind the Event
Starting from January 21, a year-end gala highlight reel titled “Splendid Moments Because of You and Me; Hand in Hand, Sharing Spring’s Warmth and Blossoms—The 2019 Annual Meeting of Yuegong Holdings Group Was a Spectacular Success” created a powerful wave of engagement on the group’s official WeChat account, garnering 285 views and over ten likes in a single day. Moreover, just one day after the event concluded, Yuegong employees received a congratulatory letter from Director He of the Shaoxing City Cultural Center, which read as follows: “First of all, I would like to congratulate all friends at Yuegong Group on the splendid and highly successful ‘2019 Yuegong Spring Festival Gala.’” “As a veteran cultural worker, I am deeply impressed by your dedication, professionalism, and pragmatic work ethic. In little more than a month—from conception and planning to choreography, coordination, stage rehearsals, and the performance itself—the timeline was tight yet demanding—a feat that is truly remarkable within the realm of corporate culture. “To a large extent, this reflects a spirit that has grown alongside Yuegong’s development and expansion, an ethos inherent from the very beginning. Corporate culture is the soul of an enterprise, serving as the driving force behind unity, harmony, and healthy progress. “To be honest, from an artistic standpoint, the Yuegong Spring Festival Gala excelled in its ideological depth, artistic merit, visual appeal, and entertainment value, making it one of the finest among corporate cultural events in the city. This success owes much to everyone’s earnestness, diligence, and unwavering commitment. “I sincerely wish Yuegong Group an even brighter future! May its corporate culture shine even more brilliantly next year! And I look forward to seeing the Yuegong Art Troupe become the emblematic representative of corporate culture in Shaoxing!” Director He’s letter was both candid and incisive, leaving Yuegong employees thrilled. Indeed, the melodious tunes and heartfelt performances of the gala still resonate vividly in every Yuegong employee’s mind. The event’s success can largely be attributed to the meticulous planning and skillful organization of this year’s preparatory team. But who exactly comprised this dedicated team? Let’s step behind the scenes together, unveil the mystery surrounding the organizing committee, and explore the stories behind the scenes of this memorable gala. --- **Group Leadership Showed Strong Support and Orchestrated Key Assistance** On December 4, 2018, President Ren Qiliang convened a special meeting to kick off preparations for the annual gala. During the meeting, the direction of the event was clearly defined, consensus was reached, and responsibilities were assigned, officially marking the start of the preparation process. To make this year’s gala even more outstanding, on December 6, President Ren called Director He of the Shaoxing City Cultural Center, inviting him to provide strategic advice and serve as artistic director. Upon receiving Director He’s preliminary agreement that same day, President Ren led a delegation—including Vice President of the Trade Union Wang Zhongyou, Office Director Ma Li, Youth League Secretary Li Juanjuan, and host Tao Yulan from the Finance Department—to visit the Cultural Center. There, they finalized the gala’s program details, confirmed the establishment of the Yuegong Dance Troupe, and invited professional dance instructors from the Cultural Center to coach the troupe in preparing their signature finale piece. On December 10, President Ren again invited Director He to visit the company to inspect the venue and stage. Following his expert recommendations, the decision was made not only to widen the stage but also to rent state-of-the-art lighting and sound equipment to ensure optimal stage effects. With President Ren’s strong support, on December 14, dance instructors from the Shaoxing City Cultural Center arrived at Yuegong, and the Yuegong Dance Troupe—formed jointly by 18 female employees from the Group and Zhejiang Company—was officially established. The troupe’s first major task was to determine the format and style of the opening and closing numbers for this year’s gala. Thanks to the robust backing and leadership of the Group, by December 20 the main program lineup had been largely finalized. On January 11, 2019, the gala’s acts successfully completed their stage rehearsals, and by January 17, all audiovisual equipment, lighting, and seating arrangements were in place. Finally, on January 18, 2019, the gala unfolded triumphantly! --- **Yuegong Dance Troupe and All Group Companies Go All Out to Prepare for the Gala** **Yuegong Dance Troupe:** Members of the Yuegong Dance Troupe came from various departments, including the Group Office, Finance Department, and Zhejiang Company’s Business, Marketing, Engineering, and Design Divisions. At the outset, many worried that such extensive deployment of staff might disrupt ongoing operations—especially in Zhejiang Company’s Business Department, where year-end bidding and settlement tasks already kept employees working overtime around the clock, juggling family responsibilities such as helping children prepare for final exams and caring for elderly relatives. Despite these challenges, the troupe members prioritized the greater good, overcoming obstacles by rehearsing during lunch breaks and weekends: when unable to attend formation practice due to business trips, they relied on teammates to mark positions; when payment deadlines prevented focused practice, they took home rehearsal videos to practice independently; and when movements were off or coordination lagged, they sought guidance from colleagues who danced better. Ultimately, both pieces performed by the troupe showcased commendable quality and earned unanimous praise from the audience, with the closing number “Entering the New Era” even winning the award for Best Performance. **Group Company:** As soon as preparations began, the Group Trade Union, Office, and Finance Department promptly convened brainstorming sessions, reviewing past gala programs and analyzing their formats and content. Participants unanimously agreed that this year’s event should break new ground and offer something unique. Beyond the already confirmed dance routine performed by the Group’s logistics team, they hoped to introduce another distinctive act that would captivate audiences. After deliberation, attention turned to a situational drama, leading to the creation of “When You Are Old.” With the theme set, questions arose regarding scriptwriting and how performers could fully embody their roles. To address these issues, Vice President Wang Zhongyou, Director Ma, and others spearheaded discussions among cast and crew, drawing inspiration from televised skits to craft a vivid and compelling story. The resulting play, “When You Are Old,” was presented at the gala and received high acclaim. Notably, both the dance and the situational drama submitted by the Group Company were honored with the title of Best Performance. **Zhejiang Company:** To ensure top-notch quality, Zhejiang Company leveraged its experience from previous years, carefully selecting performers, performance formats, and content. After multiple adjustments based on practical considerations, they decided to retain the Manufacturing Department’s grand chorus and traditional skit while adding a comedic crosstalk routine tailored to individual strengths. Performers were encouraged to devote their spare time to intensive rehearsals, striving to deliver their best possible performances. Even amid the hectic year-end production schedule and heavy workload of bidding activities, the company actively collaborated with relevant Group departments, reallocating personnel to participate in the gala. Department heads provided strong support, doing everything possible to adjust workloads so performers could dedicate more time to rehearsals. Thanks to the collective efforts of all involved, the company achieved impressive results on gala day. In particular, the crosstalk routine “News Talk,” performed by Zhang Zhi and Liu Tianyou, won recognition from the judges for its innovative format and outstanding individual performance, earning the award for Best Performance. **Mechanical Company:** During the gala preparation period, the company was simultaneously undergoing certification review for specialized equipment manufacturing. To avoid delaying work while maintaining high-quality standards, management decided to prioritize completing the certification first, then fully commit to gala preparations. On December 22, the certification review concluded smoothly, and the company immediately convened a meeting to form a performance team. Drawing on experiences from the previous two years, they quickly assembled a 15-member ensemble comprising staff from various departments and the Manufacturing Division. On December 23, the team engaged in extensive discussions and ultimately selected three acts: a dance themed around frontline workers, “The Most Beautiful Workers”; a musical poetry recitation highlighting gratitude and steadfast conviction, “Brave Souls, Boundless Skies”; and a duet celebrating classic memories from the 1970s and 1980s, “Iron Will and Noble Heart.” Following this selection, intensive rehearsals commenced from December 24 through January 13, 2019. However, due to the concentrated workload at year’s end, frequent business trips posed significant challenges to regular practice. Despite these difficulties, everyone remained fully committed: understaffed teams continued rehearsing as usual, filling gaps with catch-up sessions after returning from assignments, and some members even worked late into the night after rehearsals to accommodate others’ schedules. From January 8 to 17, 2019, costumes were finalized, dance music edited, recitation accompaniments arranged, and props prepared—all under the shared sense of collective pride. On January 18, the performance lived up to expectations, with “The Most Beautiful Workers” winning the award for Best Performance. **Shandong Company:** Upon receiving notification from the Group, both the Party branch and the Trade Union attached great importance to the matter, convening two emergency meetings specifically to discuss gala preparations. They ultimately settled on two acts: a small-group choir performing “Sunshine Always Follows the Storm,” and a male-female duet singing “Let’s Not Be Friends Anymore.” Although the program was set, the company faced a busy December 2018 filled with numerous orders and heavy production demands. With performers hastily assembled from various departments, rehearsals could only take place on Sundays or after work hours. After three weeks of practice, the program began to take shape. To ensure timely arrival at the Group headquarters and a smooth performance, all cast and crew rose early on January 17, 2019, gathering at 5:30 a.m. and setting off from Shandong by car. Along the way, they sang and practiced “Sunshine Always Follows the Storm,” eventually arriving safely in Shaoxing after an 11-hour journey. On January 18, the small-group choir’s rendition of “Sunshine Always Follows the Storm” was awarded Best Performance. --- **The Gala Organizing Committee: Meticulous Attention to Detail, Impeccable Coordination** Many have remarked that this year’s gala was exceptionally well-organized and meticulously attended to—not only by Yuegong employees themselves but also by external guests and project managers, who felt right at home. This was made possible by the dedicated organizing committee. Led by Vice President of the Trade Union Wang Zhongyou and Office Director Ma Li, the committee included representatives from the Group Office, Youth League, and Logistics Departments. Under the careful planning and preparation of these two leaders, along with the concerted efforts of all committee members, every aspect of the event—from venue setup and gift procurement to guest reception, banquet organization, and post-event arrangements—was handled with utmost care and precision. Anticipating needs beyond what others might imagine, they ensured that attendees received comprehensive support. It was precisely their quiet dedication that enabled the smooth execution of a conference involving over 200 participants and a banquet featuring more than 30 tables, allowing everyone to enjoy a relaxed and joyful atmosphere. --- **The Gala Hosts Shine Brightly, Making a Stunning Debut** This year’s gala hosts were none other than Qiu Zhangqi from the Group Youth League and Tao Yulan from the Finance Department—two dynamic personalities whose presence alone electrified the entire audience. Their energetic, humorous opening remarks, combined with their confident stage presence and charisma, left spectators applauding without hesitation.On the stage, we may see their polished, glamorous appearances and hear their eloquent speeches, but putting together a nearly four-hour annual gala takes more than simply reciting a script. Before the event, they humbly sought guidance from the previous year’s host—Chen Jian, Head of the Group’s Corporate Management Department. Under Director Chen’s patient mentorship, they revised the script again and again, double-checked every detail, and rehearsed tirelessly—until they had mastered every aspect of the gala. Of course, the story behind the annual gala goes far beyond this. There are countless Yuegong employees who have quietly dedicated themselves to making it happen, and we should applaud and cheer for them as well. It is precisely their dedication and hard work that have brought us this grand celebration—a true gathering unique to all of us at Yuegong!
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