Reviewing the Party Oath to Stay True to the Original Aspiration • Special Party‑Class Lecture Charts the Course for Green Development

——The Party Branch of Datong Quesheng Activated Carbon Co., Ltd. Holds a Party‑Class Activity

To mark the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, deepen Party‑spirit education for Party members, and guide all Party members to firmly establish and apply a correct understanding of governance performance, the Party Branch of Datong Quesheng Activated Carbon Co., Ltd. recently organized all Party members to participate in a July 1st themed Party‑class activity. Xu Hao, Party Branch Secretary and Chairman of the Company, led all Party members in reviewing the Party oath and delivered a special party‑class lecture entitled Upholding the Original Aspiration for Green Development and Shouldering Responsibilities through Solid Work, to advance high‑quality green and low‑carbon corporate development under Party‑building guidance.

The venue was solemn. Wearing Party badges, all Party members stood in orderly formation facing the Party oath. “I volunteer to join the Communist Party of China, uphold the Party’s program, abide by the Party’s Constitution…” Under Secretary Xu Hao’s leadership, all Party members raised their right fists, reciting the Party oath in resonant, forceful voices that echoed across the site. The weighty oath brought every Party member back to their founding aspiration. Through this solemn ceremony, Party members underwent a baptism of Party spirit, further cementing their resolve to follow the Party, and reinforcing their sense of mission for safe production, green development and public service.

Following the oath‑taking ceremony, Secretary Xu Hao delivered the special party‑class lecture centering on fostering and practicing a correct understanding of governance performance, tailored to the characteristics of the activated‑carbon industry and the company’s operational realities. Revolving around three core questions: For whom should governance performance be pursued, what kind of performance should be achieved, and how should such performance be delivered, the lecture systematically interpreted General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important expositions on a correct understanding of governance performance, ecological civilization and state‑owned enterprise development. It elaborated on four core connotations of a correct understanding of governance performance against front‑line work scenarios including carbonization, activation and environmental governance at the enterprise.

The lecture pointed out that delivering benefits for the people constitutes the greatest governance performance. The enterprise must observe four bottom lines: environmental protection, work safety, product quality and public wellbeing. High‑quality development serves as the core orientation. The company must abandon short‑sighted extensive production and output‑only mindsets, and pursue a path of green smart manufacturing and circular low‑carbon growth. Officials and staff should strike a balance between visible short‑term achievements and far‑reaching long‑term undertakings, and lay solid groundwork for process technological transformation and talent cultivation. Work outcomes must stand the triple tests of practice, public judgement and history, and false achievements and vanity projects must be rejected.

Meanwhile, the lecture defined practical pathways for the enterprise to implement a correct understanding of governance performance from six dimensions. First, strengthen Party‑building leadership, enforce the First‑Item Study mechanism and pre‑deliberation of “Three Major and One Big” matters, and anchor the direction of green development. Second, advance core tasks of pollution reduction and carbon abatement, carry out green technological upgrades such as waste‑heat recovery and wastewater recycling, and leverage environmentally‑friendly activated‑carbon products to support regional pollution control. Third, fully implement work‑safety accountability and set up Party‑member safety posts to safeguard employees’ life and health. Fourth, balance business expansion with long‑term planning: stabilize order books and cut costs while pressing ahead with technological R&D and talent development. Fifth, nurture a people‑centered mindset, smooth channels for employees to voice appeals, assist staff in need, and fulfill social responsibilities via eco‑friendly cultural and creative projects. Sixth, uphold integrity, keep a close watch on high‑risk links such as procurement and engineering projects, eliminate formalistic practices, and pursue pragmatic and truth‑seeking work.

Secretary Xu Hao put forward four requirements for all Party members, calling on them to be pioneers in theoretical learning, vanguards in green development and safety, persistent strivers for solid deliverables, and caring servants for the masses. They are expected to perform their duties conscientiously across production, technology and logistics posts, and translate a correct understanding of governance performance into concrete actions on the workshop floor.

This party‑class activity integrated ceremonial education with theoretical preaching. Party members stated that they would take the 105th anniversary of the Party’s founding as a new starting point, keep the Party oath firmly in mind, thoroughly study the essence of a correct understanding of governance performance, stay committed to green‑development aspirations, and deliver tangible results in work safety, environmental‑protection technological upgrades and innovation‑driven R&D. They will leverage red‑themed Party‑building to empower sustainable corporate growth, and contribute state‑owned‑enterprise strength to regional ecological conservation and the national “Dual‑Carbon” strategy.