Spring Breeze Meets the Scent of Books: A Shared Moment of Reading | The First 2026 Reading Discussion Session of Liangjingjing Concluded Successfully

The spring sunshine is at its finest, and the scent of books fills the courtyard. On March 26, the first session of the “Liangjingjing” 2026 reading‑sharing event unfolded smoothly. Settling into a cozy circle, colleagues stepped away from their busy work routines to connect through books and foster camaraderie through reading—encountering ideas within the written word and drawing strength from lively exchanges, together savoring a rich and heartwarming period of literary exploration.

1. “Hanging the Pot: The Complete Biography of Zhang Xueliang” — Production Department, Liu Shirui

Drawing lessons from history, we can understand the rise and fall of dynasties. The presenter guides everyone on a journey through time, revisiting those tumultuous and momentous years—from national upheaval to the awakening of the nation, from individual choices to the sweeping tides of the era—deepening our appreciation for the profound sense of patriotism and spirit of responsibility embodied by our forebears. “Though we no longer face the trials of bullets and storms, that original aspiration to shoulder the responsibility for the world has never grown outdated,” the speaker reflected. “On this new journey toward national rejuvenation, it is all the more imperative that our generation take up the baton of history, integrate our personal growth into the broader currents of corporate development and national progress, and, from our respective positions, fulfill our mission and write the answer sheet of our era.”

2. The Old Man and the Sea — Production Department, Tian Jinshan

“A man can be destroyed, but not defeated.” This iconic line from the book—spoken by Santiago as he battles the sea and his fate—resonated deeply with everyone present. Sharing her thoughts in light of her own work, she noted that life is like an endless ocean, where we inevitably encounter storms and setbacks: project bottlenecks, daunting tasks, and unforeseen challenges—all akin to towering waves. Yet, just as the old man steadfastly clutches his harpoon and refuses to yield, we too must summon an indomitable, heroic spirit when facing adversity. We should temper our resolve through hardship, push past our limits through perseverance, and, with resilience and courage, write our own story of triumph.

3. 《 Impatience 》— Production Department, Cheng Xing

In today’s fast-paced world, stillness and reflection are especially precious. The speaker drew on the book “Restless” to share insights, connecting its themes to real-life experiences and the realities of the workplace:

As society evolves at an unprecedented pace and the work rhythm continues to quicken, it’s all too easy for people to become anxious and impatient in their pursuit of goals—often losing sight of the importance of staying grounded. True growth never comes from rushing for quick results; it arises from patiently building a solid foundation and approaching every task with a steady, focused mindset. Only by guarding against arrogance and impatience, and by dedicating ourselves wholeheartedly to our work, can we move forward steadily and achieve extraordinary outcomes, even in the most ordinary roles.

4. Thinking, Fast and Slow — Lei Hechen, Safety and Environmental Department

In fast-paced work environments, we often rely on intuition to make quick judgments, yet we can easily fall into cognitive traps. The presenter draws on insights from the book… The theories of “fast thinking” and “slow thinking” invite us to reexamine our decision-making patterns: “Fast thinking is efficient but prone to error, while slow thinking is more effortful yet more rational.” In an era of rapid change, we need all the more to learn to “slow down”—to exercise greater caution before making critical decisions and to think more deeply when confronting complex issues—so as to avoid the pitfalls of intuition, arrive at more efficient and rational judgments, and make every choice with greater confidence.

5. “Be Your Own Light” — Wang Qin, Quality Inspection Department

“There’s no need to wait for someone else to light the way—our own light is enough.” With warm, powerful words, the speaker encouraged everyone to take root within and grow in harmony with themselves. In an age rife with anxiety and comparison, we often yearn for external validation and guidance, yet overlook the strength that lies within us. “By cultivating excellence in our own roles and holding fast to the ordinary rhythms of daily life, each of us can become our own sun,” the speaker said. “There’s no need to envy others’ radiance; focus on being your best self, and let your small lights unite into a force that illuminates the path ahead. In time, you will blossom into the person you’ve always aspired to be.”

A book‑sharing session is not merely a conduit for knowledge; it is also a space where ideas collide and hearts connect. Amid the hustle of our daily work, this event invites us to set aside our weariness, find solace in the scent of ink, and broaden our horizons through meaningful dialogue. — Some draw a sense of responsibility from history, others find resilience in novels, some learn rationality through psychology, and still others discover the power of inner harmony in inspirational writings.

In the future, may we all discover a better version of ourselves within the pages of books, and, as we journey together, infuse Lianjingjing’s high‑quality development with an even more enduring source of inspiration.