Builders of China’s Future: Spring Festival Efforts on Major National Projects
As the nation celebrated the Spring Festival, a time traditionally reserved for family reunions, thousands of builders across China remained on the front lines of major national projects. Their dedication is a testament to the spirit of modern Chinese-style modernization, where every individual’s contribution shines brightly.
Pinglu canal: A Century-Old Project in the Making
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At the heart of Guangxi’s Pinglu Canal construction site, Zhang Yaozheng, head of the Malaysian Hub Project Department, directed workers in concrete pouring operations. the Madao hub, a critical component of the canal, required the completion of its first pier during the holiday. zhang,who hasn’t returned home in two years,chose to stay. “It’s a critical period of construction during the Spring Festival, adn I don’t worry if I leave,” he said.
the Pinglu Canal, a flagship project of the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor, spans 134.2 kilometers and is set to open in 2026. During the Spring Festival, over 10,000 builders worked on more than 130 key sections. Wang Xianzhang,Minister of the Engineering Management Department,described the scene as “vrey shocking,” emphasizing the pride of participating in such a monumental project.
In December 2023, General Secretary Xi Jinping emphasized the need for high standards in constructing the canal, calling it a “world-class” endeavor.
Xiong’an New District: Pioneering the Millennium Plan
Simultaneously occurring, in Hebei, the China Rare Earth Group: Advancing Strategic Resources
In Jiangxi, the construction of the technology innovation. Xi Jinping’s 2019 call for increased efforts in scientific and technological innovation in the rare earth industry continues to guide the project. from the Pinglu Canal to Xiong’an and the rare earth projects, these builders embody the spirit of dedication and progress. As Xi Jinping noted, “In the Year of the Vegetarian Snake, I hope that the people of all ethnic groups across the country will be firm in confidence and hope, pioneering and stubborn struggle, and jointly write a new chapter in modern Chinese-style modernization.” | project | Location | Key Details | These projects are not just infrastructure; they are the backbone of China’s future,built by the hands of those who chose duty over reunion. Their efforts are a shining example of the collective journey toward modernization. As the nation celebrated the Spring Festival, a time traditionally reserved for family reunions, thousands of builders across China remained on the front lines of major national projects. Their dedication is a testament to the spirit of modern Chinese-style modernization, where every individual’s contribution shines brightly. To delve deeper into these efforts, we spoke with Li Ming, a renowned expert on infrastructure development in China, to understand the significance of these projects and the dedication of the workers behind them. Editor: The Pinglu Canal is often described as a “century-old project.” Can you explain its past and modern significance? Li Ming: Absolutely. The Pinglu Canal has been a long-envisioned project, dating back to the early 20th century. It spans 134.2 kilometers in Guangxi and is set to open in 2026. This canal is a flagship project of the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor, designed to enhance transportation and trade routes in southwest China.During the Spring Festival, over 10,000 builders worked tirelessly on more than 130 key sections, showcasing their dedication to this monumental task. General Secretary Xi Jinping has emphasized the need for high standards, calling it a “world-class” endeavor. This project is not just about infrastructure; it’s about connecting regions and boosting economic growth. Editor: What challenges have the builders faced, and how have they overcome them? Li Ming: One of the biggest challenges is the complexity of the Madao hub, a critical component of the canal. During the Spring Festival,builders like zhang Yaozheng,who hasn’t returned home in two years,focused on completing the first pier. The dedication of these workers is truly inspiring. They’ve prioritized the project over personal reunions, ensuring that the canal stays on track for its 2026 opening. Editor: Moving to Hebei, the Xiong’an International Trade Center is another key project. What makes this development so pivotal? Li Ming: Xiong’an New District is often referred to as the “millennium plan” because it’s designed to be a model for future urban development in China. The international Trade Center is the first major building in this district, and its completion will set a precedent for lasting and innovative urban planning. Over 400 builders worked during the Spring Festival, installing and commissioning critical equipment on the project’s highest floor. their efforts are paving the way for a new era of Chinese urbanization. Editor: how does this project reflect China’s broader goals? Li ming: Xiong’an embodies China’s commitment to modernization and sustainability. It’s not just about constructing buildings; it’s about creating a smart, eco-friendly city that can serve as a blueprint for future developments. The builders are pioneers in this effort, as Xi Jinping noted in 2019. Their work during the Spring Festival underscores their commitment to this vision. Editor: Lastly, let’s discuss the China Rare Earth Group Headquarters in Jiangxi. Why is this project so critical,especially in the context of technological innovation? Li Ming: Rare earth elements are crucial for modern technology,from electronics to renewable energy.The China Rare Earth Group Headquarters and Science and Technology innovation Center is a strategic project aimed at accelerating innovation in this field. It’s currently 60% complete and is expected to be delivered by the end of 2025. During the Spring Festival, over 360 workers were on-site, ensuring that the project stays on schedule. This facility will play a vital role in China’s efforts to lead in rare earth technology and innovation. Editor: How does this project align with Xi Jinping’s vision for scientific and technological advancement? Li Ming: Xi Jinping has repeatedly emphasized the importance of scientific and technological innovation, especially in industries like rare earths. This project is a direct response to that call. By investing in research and development, China aims to secure its position as a global leader in this critical sector. The builders working on this project are not just constructing a building; they’re laying the foundation for China’s technological future. Editor: What overarching message do these projects and the workers’ efforts during the Spring Festival send? Li Ming: These projects are more than just infrastructure; they’re the backbone of China’s future.The dedication of the workers, who chose duty over family reunions, is a shining example of the collective journey toward modernization. As Xi Jinping said, “In the Year of the Vegetarian Snake, I hope that the people of all ethnic groups across the country will be firm in confidence and hope, pioneering and stubborn struggle, and jointly write a new chapter in modern Chinese-style modernization.” These builders are doing just that—writing a new chapter with their hands and hearts. Editor: Thank you, li Ming, for shedding light on these remarkable projects and the incredible efforts of the builders behind them. Their work is truly the foundation of China’s future.A Nation United in Progress
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| Pinglu canal | Guangxi | 134.2 km canal,set to open in 2026,over 10,000 builders during Spring Festival |
| Xiong’an International Trade Center | Hebei | First building of Xiong’an New District,over 400 builders during Spring Festival |
| China Rare Earth Group Headquarters | Jiangxi | 60% complete,expected delivery by end of 2025,over 360 builders on-site | Builders of China’s Future: How Spring festival Efforts Are Shaping National Projects
The Pinglu Canal: A Century-Old Dream realized
Xiong’an New District: A Blueprint for the Future
China Rare Earth Group: Strategic Innovation
A Nation United in Progress
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