Haichuan Thanksgiving Season--My Years at RICH

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Unconsciously, it’s been almost three years since I left you. Whenever I talk on the phone with my former colleagues about those days, I can’t help but feel nostalgic for those simple times. It’s a pity that time cannot be reversed to take us back to the past; all I can do is cherish even more the friendships I had with my colleagues in those days. I have been grateful to you deep in my heart, both in the past and now. From being a novice when I first joined the company to being able to handle things on my own today, you have been with me as I grew and have provided me with strong support. Former colleagues provided tremendous help both at work and in personal life. Actually, I have long since regarded the friends I met here as family, and I am grateful for fate that brought us together. Here, there is no deceit, no scheming, no barriers to knowledge, and no conflicts of interest. The only thing that matters is to learn together and improve together; whenever a problem arises, as long as the person at the company knows the answer, they will not only explain it to you but also share all the other related information they know. Whenever you encounter a typical problem, you always gather everyone together to analyze it, discuss it, and find a solution. Departments will help one another as long as it does not violate principles, and they will do others’ work as if it were their own. Outside of work, we are all friends; whenever anyone in our lives encounters problems, everyone steps forward to help. I remember that in my second year at the company, they planned to send me on a long business trip. It was because I had just brought my wife and child over, and the child was only six months old and difficult to take care of. To relieve my worries, my colleague offered to let us move in with him so that his wife could help take care of us (his wife is a full-time housewife). We lived together for three months; thanks for those carefree days. We all come from different places and meet here; on weekends we visit friends and family. Whenever I see a table full of food, I feel that sense of warmth associated with home, and it has also taught me how to prepare dishes from various regions. Whenever I think back to those days, I feel extremely happy. Happy times are always so short; now we’re all going our separate ways, and it’s uncertain when we’ll be able to get together again to talk about those joyful years in our professional lives that we shared together. (Special thanks to the leaders and colleagues in the Technical Department for their help and support.) Wish you success in your work and good health! ）