Recently, Shandong Anna Conveyor Belt Factory welcomed a distinguished group of visitors. These were no ordinary guests, but renowned calligraphers and painters bearing brushes and ink, carrying a cultural mission. Amidst tours and lively conversation, several heartfelt works of art were solemnly presented to Shandong Anna. This was more than a New Year's visit; it was a cultural dialogue transcending industries, touching hearts.

 

A Cultural Comfort for the New Year

As the rice paper unfolded, the fragrance of ink quietly filled the air. In the hands of the nonagenarian, the brush remained steady and powerful, its strokes and turns giving rise to a majestic presence.

 

Mr. Liu Xishan, a National First-Class Artist and former Deputy Director of the Shandong Art Museum, though in his nineties, still radiates the artistic brilliance honed over decades.

 

Accompanying him were Mr. Zhang Kehua, Vice Chairman of the China International Artists Association and Vice Chairman of the China Calligraphers and Painters Association, and Mr. Li Guangming, a nationally renowned cultural figure and recipient of the “Four Batches” talent program.

 

Together, these three masters brought a thousand-year-old legacy of elegance and depth into the very fabric of this modern manufacturing enterprise.

A Cross-Industry Resonance of Values

Accompanied by Mr. Gao Chongbin, Chairman of Shandong Anne, the artists strolled through the corporate culture gallery. Chairman Gao recounted with pride the company's journey: from its core values of “Integrity, Responsibility, Execution, Discipline, and Growth” to its grand mission of “Becoming the World's Most Trusted Conveyor Belt Enterprise”; from its persevering development path to the honors and landmark projects earned through relentless effort. Mr. Liu Xishan paused to listen, nodding frequently. He remarked with emotion, “Integrating the Confucian spirit of the Shandong region into the governance and aspirations of a modern enterprise—this is truly ‘aspiring to lofty goals.’ It is cultural confidence taking root and flourishing within industry.” In that moment, the cold symbols of industry were imbued with a warm cultural interpretation.