The speech recounted He Ruitong's experiences studying agronomy at Tarim University and his deep connection with corn. He reminisced about his childhood days spent with corn and the down-to-earth teachers he encountered during his university years—educators who "wrote their theses on the land," applying technology to serve rural revitalization. Inspired by them, He Ruitong resolved to follow in their footsteps, dedicating his knowledge to rural revitalization and making barren fields yield bountiful corn.
The speech narrated the development story of the Dabancheng Wind Farm in the Tianshan Mountains, showcasing the rapid progress of China's wind power industry and its positive environmental impact. From the construction of the first wind farm in 1989 to the widespread adoption of domestically produced turbines, China's grid-connected wind power capacity has ranked first globally for 12 consecutive years, making it a symbol of green energy. Dabancheng District now operates entirely on renewable electricity, and Urumqi's city lights are powered by green energy. China's clean energy initiatives have also expanded abroad, supplying "Belt and Road" countries. Meanwhile, China has actively pursued the Paris Agreement, achieving cumulative energy savings and emission reductions, demonstrating its commitment to building a global community with a shared future. Through participation in rural outreach programs, the author researched farmers' awareness of low-carbon development, calling on young people to champion green initiatives and protect our planet together.
An interview with He Ruitong highlighted his experience winning the college division championship in the 8th National Student "Learning the Constitution, Speaking the Constitution" speech contest. He shared his excitement upon learning of his victory and his memorable exchange with the previous champion during the competition. He discussed his understanding of the Constitution, emphasizing its relevance to daily life through small but significant examples. He also mentioned his family's engagement with constitutional education, his participation in campus legal awareness campaigns, and collaborative study sessions with classmates. To him, the Constitution is deeply intertwined with everyday life, reflected in practices like waste sorting and military service obligations. Finally, He Ruitong expressed his aspiration to become a modern "new farmer." The contest reinforced his sense of mission toward agricultural modernization and the vital role of young innovators in China's agricultural future.
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