Our hospital organized a Party Day event themed “Singing for the Motherland,” along with staff activities to celebrate National Day and welcome the Mid-Autumn Festival.


On September 28 and 29, our institute organized, in the Taian and Jinan districts respectively, a Party‑day event themed “Singing for the Motherland,” along with staff activities celebrating National Day and welcoming the Mid-Autumn Festival. Through segments such as a choral performance of “Singing for the Motherland,” a fun quiz game called “Pass the Flower While Drumming,” and an “Affectionate Puzzle Tribute to China,” the event paid tribute to the 71st anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, expressing deep love and heartfelt blessings for the motherland, and jointly ushering in the grand celebrations of National Day and the Mid-Autumn Festival.


  At the event site, more than 60 employees joined hands to form a circle and played the “pass-the-flower” relay game. China National Chemical Corporation’s brand ambassador, “Dada,” moved in time with the drumbeat, spreading festive joy and blessings to everyone. During the game, participants sang and answered questions about Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, sharing songs and fun trivia, while laughter and cheerful voices filled the air.

  Employees and retirees from both districts joined in singing “Ode to the Motherland,” their voices filled with vigor and pride, expressing their admiration and best wishes for the great motherland. Holding up national flags, they formed the words “I ❤ China” in their own unique way, collectively wishing the nation a happy birthday and continued prosperity.


  Wang Qingfeng, Secretary of the Party Committee and Vice President, addressed the event on behalf of the Institute’s Party Committee, extending early greetings for the “Double Festival” and offering festive wishes to all staff members—especially those working on the front lines of field operations, retired colleagues, and their families. He emphasized that organizing this “Singing for the Motherland” Party Day and staff‑wide activity is highly necessary, as it helps promote traditional Chinese culture, foster patriotic sentiments, and invigorate our corporate cultural atmosphere. Over the past 71 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, remarkable achievements have been made worldwide; in particular, during the fight against the pandemic, the inspiring spirit of “unity is strength” has been vividly demonstrated—a spirit we should express through collective singing to convey our love for the motherland and our heartfelt blessings. We must strengthen corporate culture, launch a variety of enriching activities, boost morale, and rally our spirits, thereby contributing to the successful completion of all annual goals and tasks.


  Employees from both districts joined in a rousing rendition of “Singing to the Motherland,” with one song conveying the same heartfelt blessings for our great motherland!