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Corporate culture slogans: Produce satisfactory products for humanity; cultivate useful talents for society. Focus on culture first, then on management. Courage and a belief in victory are key to a company’s success. What matters for a company is not how many resources it has, but how well those resources are utilized. Unite as one to promote development; save energy and reduce emissions to create harmony. Simplify work processes, but do not oversimplify them. It is not your responsibility if your subordinates have low competence, but it is your responsibility if you fail to improve their skills. The successes and achievements of yesterday can become obstacles to success tomorrow. Complacency is the biggest threat; negligence is the greatest disaster. Without a clear plan, there is no way forward. To make assets more productive, one must first develop the people involved. Save energy, reduce emissions, and increase efficiency; prioritize environmental friendliness to foster development. Management is a form of sincere care. Training is the best form of benefit. We adhere to the following principles: First, avoid dirtiness – if you fear dirtiness, then clean. Second, avoid hardship – if you fear hardship, then find ways to change things. Third, avoid death – only by fearing death do you understand the importance of safety. Excellent employees are those who are loyal to the company, to their profession, and to their integrity. They are willing to take responsibility, so that they can assume greater responsibilities. Failing to recognize problems is the biggest problem of all. Habit forms gradually, and over time it becomes normal. Accidents are inevitable, not accidental. Thought is your fundamental driving force. When two people exchange an apple, each gets one apple; when they exchange an idea, each gains two ideas. There is no such thing as a ‘off-season’ for ideas, but there can be an off-season for markets. Sharing, mutual benefit, and development – taking responsibility means having no responsibilities at all. Work should be enjoyable; happy employees lead to a happy team. We should strive to develop ourselves and pursue selflessness. We don’t lack strategists with grand plans; what we lack are those who strive for excellence in execution. Great things in life must be done with attention to detail, as it is the details that determine success or failure. A serious attitude is the foundation for handling details well. Emotion management is the most important aspect of managing one’s life. The ultimate goal of wealth is to discover one’s true self. Our thoughts influence the way we see the world. Leaders should be proactive, observing more, understanding more, and analyzing more. Communication is our bridge; getting along well is part of our destiny. The greatest enemy is oneself; the biggest opponent is time. The greatest failure is giving up. Our goal is to prove what is right, not who is right. Thinking in a different way can simplify problems; viewing people from a different perspective allows us to be more tolerant. Changing our mindset toward life can bring us more positivity. You… need to know what you should do and what you really want to do. Money is a form of energy; it only becomes powerful when it flows. The brain is like a parachute – it’s useful only when it’s open. Giving is the best form of reward, and the reward is a strong sense of achievement. The environment is key to a person’s success. Failure doesn’t just threaten one’s life; it’s also a lesson that helps us grow stronger. Success is the result, not the intention; it’s action, not fantasy
Our goal is to prove what is right, not who is right. This sentence should be placed on the cover of Marxist Philosophy, Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought, and Deng Xiaoping Theory.
Building the self and striving for selflessness – what a lofty state of mind