Learn from Lei Feng to shoulder the mission and practice voluntary blood donation
“Lei Feng Memorial Day”On the occasion of the arrival, in order to carry forward the spirit of Lei Feng and publicize and spread the traditional virtues of selfless dedication, CJI organized more than 100 young employees to participate in voluntary blood donation activities.
At 7 o'clock in the morning, many employees were already waiting at the event site and actively participated in the voluntary blood donation activities. Some of them have insisted on donating blood for more than 10 years, and some have donated blood for the first time.“Predecessors”Said that blood donation not only will not affect health, on the contrary, it will stimulate the body's hematopoietic function, promote blood metabolism, and benefit others and themselves. Party members said that as party members, they should take the lead in carrying forward the fine traditions, practice the original mission with practical actions, and practice the spirit of Lei Feng in the new era. Young workers said that as warm-blooded young people in the new era, they should actively participate in voluntary activities and public welfare undertakings, burn their youth and care for others.
In order to do a good job in this voluntary blood donation activity, the group trade union and the Youth League Committee made careful arrangements and detailed arrangements, organized and carried out activities in time and batches, effectively avoiding crowd gathering and the activity site was orderly. The total blood donation volume of this unpaid blood donation activity exceeded 30000 ml.
Voluntary blood donation not only conveys a love, but also demonstrates the responsibility of a provincial state-owned enterprise. The employees who participated in the event expressed that in the future, they will continue to support and participate in the glorious cause of voluntary blood donation, and will also encourage and drive more people around them to learn from Lei Feng and make selfless dedication.
