Teachers and students of Donghua have “spun” this path for ten years…
The National College Student Textile Aid Group, led by Donghua University, has continued to work in the local area for ten years, following the footprints of the “Belt and Road” Carry out practical projects such as policy theory propaganda, technical training and social surveys.
It is reported that this year, a total of 69 teachers and students from textile colleges and universities across the country formed 10 teams and went to 2 autonomous prefectures and 3 regions (cities) in Xinjiang to carry out summer social practice. Each team helped China through research and analysis Small textile enterprises identify and solve problems, summarize and promote the mature and advanced development experience of large enterprises, and use professional knowledge services to support the transformation and upgrading of Xinjiang’s textile and garment industry.
On July 16, the Awati team of the Xinjiang Aid Mission came to Xinjiang Siwei Technology Textile Co., Ltd. in Awati County to teach. “We usually focus on practical operations in the workshop and rarely come into contact with theory. The lectures given by members of the Xinjiang Aid Group in each period are very fulfilling, allowing me to understand some basic principles to deal with production problems.” Yang Huaidong, an employee of the company, has been working for five consecutive years Participated in the teaching and training of the Xinjiang Aid Group, and received a completion certificate each time.
This year’s aid mission to Xinjiang carried out a series of teaching and training courses for Xinjiang textile and garment enterprises and vocational and technical high schools. They tailored the course themes and specific course content based on the characteristics and needs of the teaching subjects, introduced professional and technical knowledge, industry development trends, etc. in detail and vividly, and presented a heavy “knowledge feast”.
In addition to college students, groups of professors, young teachers, and doctoral students have also joined the Xinjiang aid group. They have brought advanced textile concepts, cutting-edge textile technologies, and scientific and technological innovation results He was brought to Xinjiang to check the pulse of local textile companies. This year, a total of 9 experts and professors from Donghua University brought lectures and reports on “Progress and Future of New Spinning Technology” and “Development and Production of Machine-made Fabrics” to Alar City, Bachu County and other places, covering all directions in the textile field and helping to solve The technical problems andtalent issues faced by the development of Xinjiang’s textile industry.
In addition to teaching and training, enterprise research is also an important task of the Xinjiang Aid Mission. The Luntai detachment of the Xinjiang Aid Mission came to the mask production workshop to experience the production technology and processes of medical masks at close range; or went into local textile companies to investigate the production status and factory production management; Others visited and investigated local wooden handicrafts and textiles to feel the new changes brought about by rural revitalization; they also walked into cotton fields to gain an in-depth understanding of the soil and climate environment where cotton grows…
Go to the workshop for hands-on practice and experience the hard work of cotton spinning workers; stay up late to prepare lessons together, constantly adjust the content of training courses; distribute thousands of questionnaires, and repeatedly revise research reports… Students gain from the “down-to-earth” social class growing up.
Liu Fanqianzi, who served as the leader of the seventh group to aid Xinjiang, was just selected into the second batch of the “100 Graduate Student Party Member Models” in national universities this year. Speaking of what she was most proud of during her graduate studies, she said that she participated in three aid missions to Xinjiang. From the group leader in 2017 to the group member in 2019 and 2021, her footprints have traveled to more than 10 places in the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains, with a total journey of more than 20,000 kilometers.
In the past ten years, more than 100 professional teachers and nearly 700 college students from 15 textile universities across the country have successively joined the “One Belt, One Road” National College Student Textile Aid Group, bringing knowledge and technology, passion and dreams with them. Go to Xinjiang and contribute to the development of the border textile and garment industry.
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