After joining the party's thought report symposium

Dear party organization:

After the party’s activist symposium ended, I walked alone on the way to the dormitory. At this time, the campus is a little less than a day, and there is more peace. In such a night, it is easy to think of many things and think a lot.

For two consecutive weeks, I participated in three retraining courses for activists. These three training sessions took up a large part of the weekend. On Sunday's campus, you can see special events that only belong to weekends. In the classrooms on Sundays, you can hear the noise coming from the window from time to time. Such activities and sounds have little effect on me, but in the In the only rest time, I hope more is free to arrange the time. But after the first time sitting in the training class, I know that every training after this, I will participate as scheduled. Because, among them, I accept not only a training in joining the party, but also a study of the theoretical knowledge of the party. It is also a kind of integration and thinking, a kind of integration of the party and thinking about social issues and life.

At the end of the first training course, Mr. ×× said that we hope that our eyes will be broader and we will focus our social work on the wider rural areas of China. After class, the XX secretary watched the classmates leave one by one, with a smile on his face, and his eyes filled with expectations. His words and the smiles and eyes that settled in memory after class will always remind me of inadvertently. Probably because of the birth of the countryside, the construction of China's rural areas and the future will always hang in my heart. Going home during the Spring Festival, stepping into the countryside, the oncoming air is as fresh as before, and the smoke is still rising from the scattered farmhouses. After the harvest, the fruit trees are quietly standing...the familiar towns and villages I have the feeling of returning home. However, I saw the winding roads in the hometown and the villagers’ eagerness for the lack of sales of agricultural products, and they were greatly embarrassed. I don't know, at this moment, as a child who came out of the farmhouse, what should I do for my father and my family, what can I do for them?

The children who came from the 1980s experienced earth-shaking changes in the rural areas of China and felt the rapid changes in the lives of farmers. However, in the vast rural areas of China, there are still many problems to be solved, such as rural economic issues, education issues, and health care issues. These issues require the support of the Chinese government, the need for fund allocation and technical input, and the roots of various disciplines, including social work, that require the dedication of our young students. Now, I am not sure, after one year, will I return to my hometown and join the villagers in the construction of the countryside; I am not sure, after a year, can I really do something for the folks? Do you bring them a gospel? But, deep down, there is a voice telling me that no matter where I am, I will be my hometown and my heart is like the vast rural areas of China like my hometown. After a few years, I hope, or with my limited knowledge, or with my eager heart, to really put my dreams on the blue sky of China’s countryside and really do something real for that land. thing.

If you really want to ask, what is the biggest gain of this training, perhaps it is to read the expectations behind the eyes, and work hard to fight for this expectation in the days to come!

The above is what I thought after I participated in the retraining of the party activists, and asked the party organizations to give criticism and guidance.