Cultural heritage enriches the countryside, and cultural initiatives bolster revitalization. To thoroughly implement the "Ten Thousand Enterprises Revitalize Ten Thousand Villages" initiative and deepen party-building efforts to foster collaborative development between enterprises and villages, a significant event was recently held in Guantengdui Village.

Organized by the Party Committee of Yutian Shijiuwo Town and hosted by the Guantengdui Village Party Branch, with support from the Party Branch of Tongda Group (ASX: 00698), the event celebrated the founding of the Guantengdui Village Literary Federation and the opening of a rural land art festival, themed "Culture Revitalizes Guantengdui, Saluting the New Era."

The event was vibrant and rich in cultural atmosphere. The Guantengdui Village Literary Federation entered into party-building cooperation agreements with the Art Department of Tangshan University, Tangshan Vocational & Technical College, and Tangshan Labor Technician College, creating a direct channel for university-level artistic resources to reach the village.

Concurrently, the "Guantengdui Village History" book, compiled and published with support from Tongda Group, was officially launched for the first time, with a book donation activity held on-site.

During the cultural performances, Luo Huiqin, a winner of the Chinese Theatre Plum Blossom Award and a national-level inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage Pingju opera, performed alongside amateur enthusiasts, her melodious singing earning warm applause from the audience.

Calligraphers and painters created works on the spot, using brush and ink to depict the new face of the countryside, attracting numerous villagers to stop and watch.

Deepening public welfare efforts and staying true to its founding purpose, Tongda Group has consistently leveraged party-building to drive rural revitalization. For many years, the company has remained committed to its corporate mission and social responsibilities, deeply engaging in rural development.

It focuses on empowering rural culture and fostering resource sharing, continually strengthening the outcomes of enterprise-village partnerships. Moving forward, Tongda Group will continue to improve long-term mechanisms for party-building collaboration.

It plans to regularly coordinate with performing arts troupes and art colleges to bring cultural activities such as public benefit performances, calligraphy and painting training, and field research to the countryside. This comprehensive approach aims to assist Guantengdui Village in achieving full revitalization, characterized by prosperous industry, a thriving culture, and a civilized social atmosphere.