Solidarity Across Borders: Colleagues Rally to Support Employee Hit by House Fire

    Recently, an employee of the company experienced an accidental fire at home. A great deal of their property was badly damaged. Caught off guard, the whole family fell into dire straits. Fires are merciless, yet kindness lives on among people. Upon learning what had happened, the company set aside an expert apartment for the employee and their family as temporary accommodation. This resolved their urgent predicament of having nowhere to stay and provided the family with a safe place to recover and settle.

     While arranging the accommodation, production and management staff took the lead in launching a charity donation campaign. Once the news was shared, colleagues stepped forward readily, offering comforting words and generous donations, creating an atmosphere filled with warmth. Domestic employees raised a total of 15,550 yuan. This wave of kindness stretched far beyond borders. Employees from the company’s overseas subsidiaries in Indonesia and Vietnam also learned of the tragedy. Deeply concerned for their colleague, they initiated voluntary donations to send care across oceans. 

   Little streams join to form a mighty river. From temporary lodging to continuous donations by colleagues both domestic and overseas, every gesture carries sincere concern. Guided by a peopleoriented philosophy, the company treats every employee as part of one big family. May this warmth from all directions ease their burden, help the family weather this hardship, emerge from the shadow of this misfortune soon, and reclaim hope for the future. 

    We would also like to take this opportunity to remind all colleagues: fire safety is of vital importance. Whether at work or at home, we must stay vigilant and raise awareness of fire prevention. Pay close attention to common fire hazards, including ageing electrical wiring, overloaded power circuits, poor-quality power strips and high-power electrical appliances left on for long periods. Keep flammable items such as combustible clutter, alcohol and paint properly stored away from open flames. Remember to cut off power when leaving a room and never leave fire unattended. Regularly inspect fire risks at your workplace and home, get familiar with escape routes and learn how to use fire-fighting equipment. Prevention is always better than cure, so we can protect the safety of ourselves, our families and our colleagues with careful attention.