On September 7th, the company's party branch launched a party building activity with the theme of remembering history and inheriting the revolutionary spirit of the anti Japanese hero Zhao Shangzhi.

Guided by the tour guide of the memorial hall, I visited the Zhao Shangzhi Memorial Hall with reverence. Zhao Shangzhi, a hero with ancestral roots in Chaoyang City, was one of the main leaders of the Northeast Anti Japanese United Front, known as Nan Yang and Bei Zhao. He left Chaoyang at the age of 11, joined the CPC at the age of 17, led the establishment of anti Japanese guerrillas at the age of 23, and became one of the main leaders of the Manchuria Provincial Party Committee of the CPC and the Northeast Anti Japanese Allied Army, and then died at the age of 34. Comrade Zhao Shangzhi's struggle has been full of vigor and spirit. Through this period of history, I can clearly see that in that specific era when the Chinese nation was subjected to humiliation, Zhao Shangzhi embodied the noble patriotic spirit of fierce resistance and saving the country from danger, and it was this patriotic spirit that lit up the dawn of victory for the Northeastern military and civilians in their tenacious resistance against the Japanese invaders.

Today we learn about the spirit of Shangzhi. Today, we pay tribute to the martyrs and the spirits of the heroes. The most important thing is to promote the spirit of Shangzhi, especially his patriotic spirit of loyalty to the country and courage to face national difficulties; Promote his revolutionary spirit of adhering to ideals and truth; Promote his heroic, tenacious, and indomitable spirit of struggle. Promote his enterprising spirit of studying hard, striving to improve his own quality, constantly liberating his thoughts, and keeping up with the trend of the times.