Around the July 1st anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party in 2025, the textile industry witnessed a wave of Party-building activities. Over ten leading enterprises, including Shenghong Holding Group, Weiqiao Pioneering Group, Erdos Group, Dasheng Group, and Hongdou Group, held commendations, study tours, themed lectures, and cultural performances. On the surface, these are political ceremonies, but at a deeper level, they reflect a strategic choice by the industry to actively seek organizational strength, cohesion, and innovation amid a complex economic cycle.
Background
From June 27 to June 30, within just four days, companies such as Dasheng Group, Yueda Textile, Anhui Huamao, Hengli Group, Shenghong, and Weiqiao held intensive Party-building conferences or organized activities. Notably, Dasheng Group launched annual key projects on the centenary of the founding of the Nantong Independent Party Branch; Tongkun Group sent over 650 Party members to Zunyi for a red study tour, aligning the Long March spirit with corporate values. These actions are not isolated but part of a systematic industry layout.
According to industry statistics, these Party-building activities cover the full spectrum of textile categories—chemical fiber, cotton spinning, home textiles, silk, and apparel—spanning major industrial belts in Jiangsu, Shandong, Inner Mongolia, Anhui, and Zhejiang. The concentration in timing and breadth of participation indicates that Party-building has evolved from individual corporate behavior into a collective action among industry leaders.
Industry Impact
The intensive Party-building activities have generated multiple substantive effects on the textile industry. First, in internal management, Shenghong's Miao Hangen proposed "four integrations"—combining Party-building with business, management optimization, style improvement, and talent development—providing a actionable governance framework. Erdos Group leveraged its network of 1,956 Party members to link Party-building with group activities, winning social recognition like the "Inner Mongolia Charity Award" and enhancing brand image.
Second, in technology innovation and talent cultivation, Hongdou Group used the four dimensions of Yan'an Spirit as a guideline, transforming "self-reliance and hard struggle" into R&D motivation; Anhui Huamao Group used a "three-firsts-one-excellence" commendation mechanism to motivate frontline Party members to take the lead in quality control and cost reduction. This "Party-building + innovation" model helps stabilize core teams and reduce turnover amid export pressures and raw material price fluctuations.
Third, on the market side, these activities boost customer and investor confidence. Weiqiao's choir gala with over 2,000 employees and Hengli's creative performance by 12 Party branches are essentially public demonstrations of internal cohesion. In an era of fragmented textile export orders and tighter delivery times, stable organizational strength directly translates into credibility for delivery capability.
