In order to enhance the enthusiasm and initiative of the vast number of militias to study and implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Party, and to strengthen the sense of responsibility of militias to participate in the practice of strengthening the army, the People's Armed Forces Department of Licang District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province recently organized a keynote speech contest for "Studying and Implementing the 20th National Congress, Strengthening the Army and Striveing on a New Journey". In the speech of
, the 12 contestants were energetic and focused on the theme, based on their own work, and used inspiring words and sincere feelings, combined with military experience, training points, and tasks to tell the experience of the militia learning the spirit of the conference, which aroused strong resonance among the militia present and won warm applause. After fierce competition, all the contestants achieved excellent results, fully demonstrating the good spirit of the Licang militia. Everyone expressed that they would take this speech competition as an opportunity to further understand and understand the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, practice hard, and continuously improve their ability to win, and contribute militia strength to the achievement of the centenary goal of the founding of the army.
It is understood that the People's Armed Forces Department of Licang District has deployed the "five ones" activities to study and implement the 20 "five ones" activities in the militia. In addition to this keynote speech competition, it will also organize "one knowledge question and answer", "one lecture and tutoring", "one manual distribution", and "one discussion and exchange" activities in the future. It will use the activity to further stimulate the enthusiasm of the militia to participate, and complete various tasks with more high-spirited fighting spirit and better results.
(Zhao Lei)
Source: National Defense Times
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Editor: Wang Shuhan
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