On September 3, 2025, a military parade, bearing the memory of the nation and the mission of our times, unfolded with the roar of steel and the soaring of war eagles across Beijing's Tiananmen Square. Enbon, a global company deeply engaged in the LED display field, organized a collective viewing for all employees to witness this historic moment, witnessing the nation's prosperity through the eyes of technology and carrying on the spirit of the War of Resistance with a sincere heart.
Strengthening the Military with Science and Technology
At 9:00 a.m., as the honor guard marched through Tiananmen Square with resounding steps, employees at Enbon's Shenzhen headquarters held their breath. On the screens, formations of fighter jets streaked across the sky, intercontinental missiles made a stunning debut, and unmanned combat swarms formed with the precision of a swarm of bees. These "national treasures," embodying Chinese wisdom, formed a transcendental dialogue with the tragic story of the "millet and rifle" soldiers of the War of Resistance 80 years ago.
Patriotic Love in a Global Perspective
As a company based in China and serving the world, Enbon understands that patriotism is not only reflected in remembering history but also in its commitment to future development. While actively expanding overseas markets and promoting localized services, Enbon consistently integrates national spirit and a sense of responsibility into its corporate mission.
Whether exporting its products worldwide or establishing local teams overseas, Enbon employees are demonstrating their commitment to "showing the world more wonderful things" through concrete actions. Their love for their motherland and dedication to their industry are the inherent driving force that propels Enbon to the center of the international stage.
This collective viewing not only deepened Enbon employees' historical memory but also ignited their sense of mission. Through this shared experience, everyone deepened their understanding through exchange and forged consensus through sharing.
Conclusion
From the beacon fires at Marco Polo Bridge to the formations at Tiananmen Square, from the oil lamps in "On Protracted War" to the chips used in quantum communication, the flame of history continues to be passed on.
Enbon employees illuminate the future with the light of technology and forge a sense of responsibility with a deep sense of patriotism—perhaps the finest legacy of the spirit of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the most steadfast commitment to peaceful development.
Strengthening the Military with Science and Technology
At 9:00 a.m., as the honor guard marched through Tiananmen Square with resounding steps, employees at Enbon's Shenzhen headquarters held their breath. On the screens, formations of fighter jets streaked across the sky, intercontinental missiles made a stunning debut, and unmanned combat swarms formed with the precision of a swarm of bees. These "national treasures," embodying Chinese wisdom, formed a transcendental dialogue with the tragic story of the "millet and rifle" soldiers of the War of Resistance 80 years ago.
Patriotic Love in a Global Perspective
As a company based in China and serving the world, Enbon understands that patriotism is not only reflected in remembering history but also in its commitment to future development. While actively expanding overseas markets and promoting localized services, Enbon consistently integrates national spirit and a sense of responsibility into its corporate mission.
Whether exporting its products worldwide or establishing local teams overseas, Enbon employees are demonstrating their commitment to "showing the world more wonderful things" through concrete actions. Their love for their motherland and dedication to their industry are the inherent driving force that propels Enbon to the center of the international stage.
This collective viewing not only deepened Enbon employees' historical memory but also ignited their sense of mission. Through this shared experience, everyone deepened their understanding through exchange and forged consensus through sharing.
Conclusion
From the beacon fires at Marco Polo Bridge to the formations at Tiananmen Square, from the oil lamps in "On Protracted War" to the chips used in quantum communication, the flame of history continues to be passed on.
Enbon employees illuminate the future with the light of technology and forge a sense of responsibility with a deep sense of patriotism—perhaps the finest legacy of the spirit of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the most steadfast commitment to peaceful development.
