Yintai Tourism’s Xikou Scenic Area has taken the initiative to donate to the the “Angel of Light” charity account sponsored and established by the Tourism Group, and has also called on all the staff of the company to make voluntary donations and offer their love and care.

Carrying out effective epidemic prevention is a systematic project. Ensuring a safe environment in public areas requires the collaborative effort of many behind the scenes.

Safety operations are often carried out unnoticed but they are fundamental work of great importance; the collaborative effort of many are required behind the scenes. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, all the business segments under Yintai Group have taken the initiative to make plans, and have also performed competently in both epidemic prevention and control as well as fire safety.

Although what I’m doing now is quite unlike the medical work I used to do, at this extraordinary time, taking temperature and other anti-epidemic work I perform are also important ways of offering protection.

“The scenic area and the community are one and the same family. We will carry out anti-epidemic operations effectively where required.” Preserving the relationship between a natural scenic area and the local community where it is situated is key to operating and managing a tourism project.

Like Huang Xin, many at Yintai Tourism also have long-term job postings away from home. The epidemic may have stalled their plans to return home for the Spring Festival, but has never affected their strong work ethic.

On March 28, the latest episode of The Great Wall, the first international Great Wall cultural experience documentary screened by Beijing TV Station, featured Yanmen Pass Scenic Area, dubbed the “First Pass of China”.

Each construction site, Intime City and shopping center are not simply slabs of cold concrete. Rather, during the time when COVID-19 wreaked havoc, they reflected our Yintai Land colleagues’ strong work ethic and care for society. They also represented solid fortifications for combating the epidemic and overcoming difficult times together.

This was the twelfth consecutive year Beijing Yintai Centre participated in this event. Between 20:30 and 21:30 on March 28th, Beijing Yintai Centre, together with numerous renowned iconic buildings around the world, took part in Earth Hour, promoting energy conservation and environmental protection by walking the talk.

Like the gold mine, our Yintai Gold colleagues have quietly contributed, and have become shining beacons of hope to those who need their help during this difficult time.