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Luoyang Zhengju’s Youth Day: Sprucing Up Urban Parks
Youth Day saw Luoyang Zhengju New Materials’ team roll up their sleeves for a city park revitalization drive. Over 200 employees, channeling the May Fourth spirit of youthful energy and civic duty, spent the day cleaning, planting, and upgrading facilities in Qingxi Park, a beloved but aging green space. Volunteers divided into teams: one tackled litter, using grabbers made from the company’s durable composites to collect waste without damaging grass. Another group planted 500 native shrubs and flowers, using biodegradable composite pots that enrich soil as they decompose. The engineering team installed 20 new benches crafted... -
Luoyang Zhengju’s Youth Day: Guiding College Students’ Career Paths
On Youth Day, Luoyang Zhengju New Materials’ young professionals organized a meaningful public welfare activity—career counseling sessions for 300 college students majoring in materials science and engineering. Embracing the May Fourth spirit of passing on enthusiasm and experience, over 50 employees volunteered to share insights, helping students bridge the gap between academia and industry. The event featured "Industry Insight Workshops" where young engineers and researchers introduced cutting-edge trends in new materials. They explained applications of functional polymers, composite materials and eco-friendly materials through case studies, using samples from the company’s R&D center to make abstract concepts... -
Luoyang Zhengju’s Youth Day: Revitalizing Kids’ Spaces in Communities
Youth Day saw Luoyang Zhengju New Materials’ young staff lead a vibrant charity drive, transforming three community children’s activity areas into safe, inspiring spaces. Over 180 employees, fueled by the May Fourth spirit of passion and service, spent the day applying the company’s innovative materials to create environments where kids can learn and play freely. The centerpiece was renovating a run-down community playground. Young engineers installed shock-absorbing flooring using recycled rubber composites, reducing injury risks by 60% compared to the old concrete surface. They built new climbing structures with lightweight, non-toxic polymer materials, featuring rounded edges...
