In 1950, Premier Zhou and national model workers were at a reception to celebrate the International Labor Day.
" Model workers are the elite of the nation, role models for the people, and meritorious officials of the Republic." In the more than 100 years since the birth of the Communist Party of China, a large number of model workers have emerged who share the same destiny and grow with the Republic. They stand up to the challenge at critical moments and are willing to take risks when needed. Wherever there is risk, there is their hard work.
They jointly wrote the model worker spirit of "dedication, striving for excellence, hard work, courage to innovate, indifference to fame and fortune, and willingness to contribute", the labor spirit of "advocating labor, loving labor, hard work, and honest labor", and the craftsman spirit of "persistent focus, excellence, meticulousness, and pursuit of excellence". These three spirits always inspire everyone to move forward.
Greatness comes from the ordinary, and the ordinary creates greatness. This shining group of model workers has made incomparable contributions to the development and progress of the motherland and the happy life of the people. The times will never forget it, and people will never forget it. They will always be our role models! Today, the author compiled a group of photos of Premier Zhou and model workers to once again pay tribute to this great group!
In 1954, Premier Zhou talked with Beijing model worker Yin Weichen.
In 1954, Premier Zhou talked with Li Yong, the driver of the "Mao Zedong" train.
In 1956, Premier Zhou Enlai talked with the national model worker Li Fenglian and others.
In 1958, Premier Zhou met with seven female model workers and female presidents including Shen Jilan (third from left) at the Xihua Hall in Zhongnanhai.
In 1959, Premier Zhou hosted a banquet in Beijing for the famous model worker Anshan Iron and Steel representative Meng Tai.
In November 1959, when Premier Zhou met with representatives of the National Conference of Heroes in Beijing, he talked with Meng Tai.
In 1959, Premier Zhou talked with Zhang Baifa, a national model worker.
In 1959, Premier Zhou held a state banquet at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing to entertain the heroes who participated in the National Meeting of Heroes.
In 1959, Zhou Enlai met with Zhao Mengtao (second from right) and other representatives attending the National Meeting of Heroes.
In 1959, Premier Zhou talked with national model worker Xu Xuehui (first from left) and others.
Premier Zhou shook hands with Shanghai model worker Huang Baomei.
In 1959, Premier Zhou conferred banners at the Great Hall of the People to model workers and representatives of advanced units who attended the National Meeting of Heroes.
In 1960, Premier Zhou met with Gao Wenqing, a national advanced producer of Guiyang Mining Machinery Factory, at the Bajiaoyan Hotel in Guiyang.
In 1960, Premier Zhou presented flowers to Xu Xuehui, a leading figure on the financial and trade front.
On March 30, 1963, Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai cordially received representatives of the National Coal Mine Infrastructure Association.
In October 1966, Premier Zhou met with advanced representatives of the oil front and shook hands with Wang Jinxi.
Premier Zhou and Wang Jinxi shook hands during the Third National People's Congress.
On March 5, 1966, Premier Zhou had a cordial conversation with Wang Jinxi.
In September 1966, Premier Zhou asked Wang Jinxi (first from left), Zhang Zhongmin (first from right) and others to learn about the oil field mining situation.
In 1969, Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai met Wang Jinxi.
Premier Zhou met with Tang Yingbin, a model worker in Shanghai and a hero in manufacturing 10,000-ton hydraulic presses.
In 1971, Premier Zhou met with Yin Weichen (second from right), a national model worker, and Hou Jun (first from left), a national representative of advanced intellectual youth.
In 1973, Premier Zhou visited Dazhai Commune for the last time and happily held Guo Fenglian's son Xiaojun for a photo.
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