Father's Day: Writing a Silent Chapter with Responsibility

Fatherly love conveys unconditional support through blood ties, while enterprises build the foundation for a shared journey with like-minded beliefs. They all write eternal narratives about responsibility, perseverance, and inheritance in their respective fields with a silent yet majestic posture.

In 1909, Mrs. Bruce Dodd, who lived in Spokane, Washington, suddenly had the idea of establishing Father's Day while celebrating Mother's Day. Her father, William Smart, took on the responsibility of raising and educating six children alone after his wife passed away due to difficult childbirth. My father's temples gradually turned white frost, and his back was no longer straight, but his love for the children never diminished. Mrs. Dodd hoped for a holiday like Mother's Day to pay tribute and gratitude to fathers who silently give, so Father's Day emerged. From then on, the third Sunday of June became an exclusive day to celebrate fatherly love.

The development history of a company is like the life path that a father has walked, full of thorns and obstacles, but also reaping growth and glory. Start up companies, like toddlers learning to walk, face numerous difficulties such as funding shortages and fierce market competition, just like a father who struggled for his family when he was young, encountering obstacles everywhere but never giving up. In the process of development, the enterprise will encounter the "storm" of the market and experience technological innovation and iteration, which is just like the father in his middle age, who has to bear the pressure of life and deal with various challenges, but always straightens his backbone to shield his family from the wind and rain. The resolution of every crisis and the realization of every breakthrough are like the resilience and courage taught by a father to his children, becoming the driving force for the continuous progress of the enterprise.

Those enterprises that stand firm in the long river of time have a solid cultural heritage and struggle process behind them, just like a father's love. They embody responsibility and accountability through years of unwavering commitment, just like a father who spends his entire life fulfilling his promise to the family. Father's Day is not only a day of gratitude to our fathers, but also a moment for us to look back on the development history of the enterprise and pay tribute to those "big parents" who silently dedicate themselves to the enterprise and drive it forward with firm beliefs.

On this special day, let us be grateful for the fatherly love like a mountain, and also pay tribute to those entrepreneurs who, like fathers, have watered the growth of enterprises with wisdom and sweat, and forged the soul of enterprises with profound cultural heritage. May fatherly love last forever, may the foundation of the enterprise remain evergreen, and in the long river of time, continue to write their own touching chapters.