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Notes on Planting Flowers and Grass at the New Factory
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2015-09-05
On September 14th and 15th, the company organized relevant personnel in batches to participate in voluntary labor at the new factory—planting flowers and grass. On the first day, the spirit of the Antarctic people shone brightly alongside the flowers and plants, showcasing the quality of the Antarctic people.
During the labor, the leaders always set an exemplary role. Digging tree pits was the most labor-intensive task. The compacted soil was filled with stones, bricks, and cement blocks everywhere. With one shovel, only a small white spot would be left. Some female colleagues could only sigh, affecting the speed of the work. Deputy General Manager Wang Liqing took their shovels, rolled up his sleeves and started digging. His face was covered in sweat, and he didn't even bother to wipe it. When others wanted to replace him, he refused and persisted until the task was completed.
During the labor, everyone was close and friendly. Around 2 pm, under the scorching sun, everyone was sweating profusely. How much everyone wished for a straw hat to block the sun. The logistics personnel searched high and low, only to find one straw hat. Who should get it? This straw hat was passed to the leaders, then to the female colleagues, and then to the older colleagues... Everyone was thinking of others. The gardener who witnessed this said, "The Antarctic employees have such kind hearts; a straw hat carries deep affection."
During the labor, everyone worked diligently and tirelessly. Liu Yan from the administrative office had a bad cold those few days, receiving intravenous drips at night and taking medicine during the day. The leaders wanted to let her rest at the old factory, but she refused. During the labor, she was breathless and coughing constantly, and everyone advised her to rest. She said humorously, "Having a cold, basking in the sun and sweating is more effective than injections and medicine." Perhaps Zhang Ting didn't master the skills when planting flowers, and her hands were blistered and painful. She simply took off her gloves, broke the blisters, and continued working. Someone advised her to bandage them, but she smiled and said, "I'm not that delicate."
Thanks to everyone's joint efforts, the task was finally completed ahead of schedule. The significance of this voluntary labor far exceeded its inherent value.
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