The Beijing Landmark Association participated in the Party Day with the theme of ‘Memorizing the Party History for the Revolutionary Heroes and Promoting the Development of Social Organizations by Running Facts’

On October 26, 2021, the first joint committee of Beijing Commercial Service Industry Association of the Communist Party of China held the theme party day activity of "learning party history, remembering revolutionary martyrs and doing practical things to promote the development of social organizations" at the unsung hero Memorial square in Xishan, Beijing. Party members of Beijing geographical indication industry association actively participated in this activity.

All Party members took a group photo at the unknown martyr square in Xishan, Beijing

The unsung hero Memorial square in Xishan Forest Park is set up to commemorate the underground workers of Communist Party members who died in Taiwan Province for the liberation of Taiwan. During the visit, all Party members listened carefully to the explanation of heroic deeds and reviewed the oath of joining the party.

Fu Yuehong, Secretary of the first joint party committee of the municipal business service industry association, Ji Ping, full-time deputy secretary, Lin Youlai and Yao Guangfeng, members of the Party committee, led everyone to remember the revolutionary martyrs and the unsung heroes in the unsung heroes Memorial square. Comrade Fu Yuehong, Secretary of the joint party Committee, gave us a vivid party lesson on the spot.

Party members revisited the oath of joining the party in Xishan unknown martyrs square

After the event, everyone was immersed in heroic deeds and deeply moved. They had great respect for the strong willpower and firm belief of the martyrs. They remembered in looking back, inherited in memory and made progress in perception. Through this event, the sense of honor, mission and responsibility of the majority of Party members of social organizations were enhanced, and the cohesion and influence of social organizations and Party organizations were further stimulated.