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This post was last edited by Yame on 2016-1-23 08:25. We first came to Haichuan because of our technical department’s leader in petrochemical deep processing (was it called oil deep processing before?) As the person in charge of that department, I went on a business trip to a design institute, and there I saw the differences between using Haichuan and other tools; he had high-level permissions that allowed him to access a great deal of useful information. It was like an ocean of knowledge related to chemical engineering, and that’s how my journey with Haichuan began. Yamei, February 4, 2013, 11:04 – Officially joined the HaiChuan family, and has been active in the areas related to production instruments, equipment, and machinery. Over more than 3 years, by exchanging experiences with fellow sea professionals, I have been able to improve my own professional skills further ; Here, I must especially mention my friendship with my teachers and peers from Kaichuan; I don’t know what words can express my gratitude. 2887848: Boss, Alei, Xiao Jie, Zazaya, Thank goodness you’re here, Sammy_Wang, zhaolijun, gaodi913, Fish in the Desert, and many other HAICHUAN friends who have provided me with a lot of help since I joined HAICHUAN. At first, my access rights were limited, so I browsed through various sections related to my work, such as deep processing of petroleum, control of production instruments, mechanical equipment, boilers, towers, corrosion issues, safety and environmental protection, etc., occasionally sharing my own opinions; most of the time, though, I was just learning. I still remember the day when A Le recommended that I join the team of moderators. Xiao Jie explained many things related to management to me, which helped me gain a deeper and more intuitive understanding of HaiChuan. Due to work reasons, I was away from HaiChuan for a while after June this year; during that time I really missed you all. When I returned, I found that many things had changed – 2887848 was no longer the moderator, Zaza Ya, A Le, and Xiao Jie were no longer moderators either, and they had left the team. I felt like I was falling behind, but I am still very grateful to 2887848, A Le, Xiao Jie, Zaza Ya, LuckyToHaveYou, Sammy_Wang, zhaolijun, gaodi913, DesertFish, and many other friends from HaiChuan. I’m ready to go again, and I will strive to be on par with you all. 2887848 The boss is willing to hire people, is responsible in his work, and likes to mentor newcomers ; Great boss indeed – he knows how to recognize and value talent, is good at networking, and is enthusiastic like an unending source of energy. Jie, a H Chuan Prestige member and area pillar, is a team-oriented individual who is helpful and highly enthusiastic about her work. Star of the Seas – Zaza Ya: lively and cute, enthusiastic and friendly, an active member in her community. Fortunately, there are active members in the HaiChuan Star community who are well-informed and enthusiastic and generous. Sammy_Wang, the Star of HaiChuan, is meticulous in his work, willing to propose ideas, and strives for excellence. The stars of Haichuan – Zhaolijun, Gaodi913, and the fish swimming in the desert – work in an orderly manner, with enthusiasm; you elders of Haichuan, who are like brothers to us. Thank you, my guides. I’m also grateful to Haichuan for introducing me to so many brothers and sisters! A fast-paced life is most likely to cause fatigue; sometimes, it can lead to frustration. Listening to music or writing are great ways to release that stress. Looking back, you’ll realize that in the face of time, many things remain unchanged. For those of us in such an environment, it’s easy to feel a sense of emptiness; yet these are experiences that everyone goes through in life. It's just that being in different cities, in different environments, meeting different people, doing different things, brings different kinds of emotions! Have you ever had such a dream as well: a sky of pale blue, you spreading your wings and quietly disappearing into that vast expanse of blue? There may be noise as well as tranquility in it, but it is only when you stand on the clouds that you can truly experience that sense of peace and happiness that arises spontaneously! So often, we try to understand what’s happening around us by using a hundred different answers or approaches that are similar to answers, and thus we come to realize all the more that we shouldn’t force things too much, nor should we force others! I am beginning to understand that the essence of life lies in fulfillment, hardship, and responsibility, rather than loneliness, leisure, and recklessness. I think every act of maturity requires giving up some innocence; in the face of growth, we can only hold fast to our beliefs. We hold on to our dreams, yet reality causes pain; what can we use to pick up the scattered pieces of our youth and let our dreams take flight? Who is thinking about this? Chemical Equipment and Machinery