“Late spring days paint the rivers and mountains in beauty; the gentle breeze carries the fragrance of flowers and grass.” In such a setting of warmth and renewal, Kinghelm’s 2026 Spring Festival Essay Contest unfolded, progressed, and reached a fulfilling conclusion. After more than a month of anticipation, expectation, and well wishes, the results have finally arrived to everyone’s satisfaction. Mr. Song Shiqiang, General Manager, remarked: “The Spring Festival essay contest is not only a ‘bridge of hearts’ that listens to employees’ voices, but also a ‘fast track’ for gathering valuable development ideas. It ensures that every ‘voice’ receives a ‘response,’ and transforms ‘bright ideas’ into ‘golden keys,’ effectively bridging the ‘last mile’ of employee feedback. This initiative aligns precisely with the management pulse of Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net) and Slkor (www.slkoric.com) in achieving resilient growth against the trend. As a result, the contest continues to improve year by year in both quality and quantity, as well as in creativity, depth, and breadth. It has gradually formed a positive ecosystem of ‘Spring Festival Essays — Employee Insights — Management Enhancement,’ empowering high-quality corporate development with precision.”

The spirit of the Spring Festival comes in countless forms—across China from south to north, it is all part of one shared celebration, filled with warmth, humanity, and heartfelt emotions. Growth and reflection accompany this journey—from youth to fulfillment, growth is not defined by age, but by the calmness and strength of the heart. The warmest connection lies in linking people together—from connectors to “heart-to-heart” bonds—demonstrating Kinghelm’s strength in connecting the world.

A total of 36 entries were selected for Kinghelm’s 2026 Spring Festival Essay Contest. Congratulations to Chen Suwei for winning the “Best Essay Award”! Congratulations to Chen Suwei, Lai Jiacheng, Chen Haifeng, Peng Huisheng, and Li Bo for ranking in the top five! Congratulations also to the 20 winners of the Chinese-to-English translation category: Chen Suwei, Lai Jiacheng, Chen Haifeng, Peng Huisheng, Li Bo, Shen Qian, Yang Bo, Yu Mingbo, Wang Xiaofeng, Tang Yongjia, Chen Ling, Li Hualan, Yang Shichen, Liu Jie, Qiu Xinyu, Mo Shiting, Liu Xin, Huang Jiamin, Yin Qingqing, and Sun Wenli.

Chinese New Year: A Tapestry of Traditions and Flavors

The Best Essay Award winner, “Chen Suwei of Kinghelm: A 2026 Year of the Horse Homecoming — Shicheng Has Changed,” unfolds as a heartfelt homecoming narrative. After experiencing it firsthand, the author reflects: “The Spring Festival in Shicheng in 2026 feels richer in tradition and more diverse in activities. Authentic Hakka customs are preserved in their original form, while many modern elements have been integrated, allowing people of all ages to find their own joy.” More importantly, Chen’s journey through Shicheng showcases the remarkable achievements of China’s rural greening, beautification, and illumination initiatives. What begins as a story of family happiness rises to the level of national strategy—marked by vision, depth, and perspective. Through an ordinary lens, the rural narrative feels pure and natural, closely aligned with the pulse of the times and the warmth of people’s livelihoods: the well-being of the people remains the nation’s foremost priority.

Flavor of the New Year I: A Journey Through “Colorful Yunnan”

Sunlit peaks of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain—good fortune to all who witness it — Photo by Li Bo

In “Li Bo of Kinghelm: Spending the New Year in Kunming, Dali, and Lijiang Was Truly Delightful,” the story unfolds as a travelogue, free of rigid references and full of a distinctive voice. Its simple yet vivid expressions—such as “Looking at the blue sky, white clouds, clear lakes, and the distant Cangshan Mountains, all my worries seemed to disappear,” and “At night, I wandered through Lijiang Old Town, with stone-paved roads, small bridges, and red lanterns glowing—it felt magical”—offer a sense of comfort and artistry, achieving the beauty of “painting within words.”

In “Yu Mingbo of Kinghelm International Department: A Journey to Yunnan—The ‘Tranquility’ of Lijiang and the ‘Leisure’ of Dali,” the author captures the essence of everyday life: “Lijiang is like a richly colored painting—lively yet not noisy; Dali, like a gentle poem—free and distant.”

“Deng Haifeng of Kinghelm: Travels Through Wumeng” explores Zhaotong in Yunnan, venturing through the Wumeng Mountains, appreciating unique landscapes, and experiencing the blend of historical heritage, vibrant daily life, multi-ethnic cultural prosperity, and the legacy of revolutionary culture—hallmarks of the festive spirit.

Flavor of the New Year II: Fireworks, Family, and the Nation

Tradition and guardianship in the warmth of Lingnan — Photo by Chen Haifeng

In “Shen Qian of Kinghelm: Among Countless New Year Traditions, I Miss Wugang Most,” the author goes beyond common customs to explore their origins:
“As a child, I never understood why we had to wake so early. Later I learned that during the Ming dynasty’s anti-invasion campaigns and the War of Resistance, soldiers from Hunan assembled at dawn on the first day of the New Year. Families prepared meals overnight so they wouldn’t march on empty stomachs. This ‘farewell feast’ became a tradition to honor those who defended the country.”

“Chen Haifeng of Kinghelm: Warm Winters in Lingnan—Human Connection and Everyday Life” reflects on the slow pace and deepening festive atmosphere of returning home. The 1,700-year-old Lingnan village culture comes alive through daily life, carrying memories of hometown dialects and traditions. As written: “Seeing the lively village and the smiles of family, I suddenly understood—no matter how hard life is outside, home is always the safest harbor.”

“My hometown, Jindong Town—known as the ‘Little Guilin of Southern Hunan’ — Photo by Tang Yongjia

In “Tang Yongjia of Kinghelm: Spring Hidden in Jindong, Companionship Through Every Moment,” a single line evokes deep emotion: “What I look forward to most every New Year is coming back to this reservoir, taking the old ferry, and hearing familiar voices call out, ‘You’re back!’”

“Li Hualan of Kinghelm: Rong County, Guangxi—Pomelo Fragrance and Timeless Cuisine” notes how local flavors travel across oceans: “Dishes like Xiushan braised pork and Shatian pomelo tea have reached the world through overseas communities, becoming tastes of home for those far away.” These flavors carry not just nostalgia, but profound emotional ties to both family and country.

Flavor of the New Year III: Happiness Multiplied

Thrill and freedom across mountains and fields — Photo by Yang Bo

In “Yang Bo of Kinghelm: In the Wilds of Wanzhou—Riding the Wind and Rediscovering Freedom,” the author reveals the natural charm of Anlan Valley: a paradise of greenery and fresh air, combined with thrilling activities like paragliding and off-road driving, as well as relaxing lakeside cycling and fishing.

“Wang Xiaofeng of Kinghelm: Maoming’s New Year—Tradition in Fireworks, Reunion in Time” captures the essence of the festival: “The New Year of my hometown is hidden in the warmth of daily life, wrapped in the fragrance of zongzi leaves, shaped in handmade rice cakes, and carried in our blood—warm and profound.”

In “Chen Ling of Kinghelm: A Symphony of New Year in a New Home,” the moving-in ceremony before Spring Festival symbolizes renewal and double joy:
“Inside the house, illuminated by lights and fireworks, the smiles of family felt especially warm. Sitting together, sharing the joy of a new home and hopes for the year ahead, laughter wove into a heartwarming symphony of the New Year.”

The taste of home, the meaning of reunion — Photo by Fan Chuanfang

Other heartfelt works—including “Fan Chuanfang: Happiness Is Having Someone Waiting, a Home to Return To, and a Meal Ready,” “Mo Shiting: Where Kinghelm’s Warmth Meets Dreams of Hometown,” “Yang Senlan: Yangchun, Guangdong—A Place Close to the Heart,” “Yin Qingqing: Where the Fire Burns Bright, There Is My Home,” “Wu Hongzhen: Chaoshan Spring Festival—A Cultural Feast of Mountains and Sea,” and many more—together paint a vivid picture of warmth, humanity, and shared joy.

Like many hands building a great fire, these stories collectively create a rich and vibrant portrait of the Spring Festival—“One Spring for All Under Heaven”—showcasing a dynamic, warm, and thriving China to the world.

Kinghelm: Reflections on Growth

The scenery remains the same, but the state of mind is renewed — Photo by Yang Shichen, Kinghelm International Department

A great company serves as a cradle for talent development. Rooted in its culture, Kinghelm empowers every individual to grow and reflect. In “Lai Jiacheng of Kinghelm: Pursuing Dreams with Youth, Staying True Through Action—My Growth and Insights at Kinghelm,” the message resonates deeply: “Striving is the brightest color of youth. Choosing the right platform and walking alongside outstanding people makes that striving truly meaningful.”

In “Yang Shichen of Kinghelm: New Insights from New Year Traditions,” quiet observations of Spring Festival customs lead to striking clarity and wisdom:
“Clearing away is to set out better.”
“What cannot be rushed is worth waiting for.”
“In life and work, there must be balance—knowing when to advance and when to pause.”
“One can go fast alone, but only together can we go far.”
“Only by drawing wisdom from tradition can we move forward without losing balance.”

In “Qiu Xinyu of Kinghelm: Lessons from the Lion Dance—Walking a Steady Path Forward with Kinghelm and Slkor in the Year of the Horse,” the spirit of lion dancing is distilled: “Behind the excitement lies order; in moving forward lies stability.” Looking ahead, the author writes: “I hope to maintain the focus and teamwork of a lion dance in the rhythm of the Year of the Horse. On this path of electronic components and semiconductor services—one that demands patience and professionalism—I will move forward steadily with Kinghelm and Slkor, going further together.”

Lion dance is a must during the New Year in Haifeng — Photo by Qiu Xinyu

Other works—such as “Zeng Qingrong: A Warm Journey,” “Sun Wenli: Three Years Together, Moving Toward the Light in the Year of the Horse,” “Yang Xiaocui: The Beauty of Ordinary Happiness,” “Sheng Tiantian: Embracing Integrity in the New Year, Advancing with Action,” “Hu Jianxue: Homebound,” “Huang Jiangbo: Going Home for the New Year—The Meaning of Companionship,” and “Wang Hui: Snow in My Memory—Twelve Years in Guangdong, Where Peace Becomes Home,”—are equally heartfelt and thought-provoking. Among them, shining lines stand out, each capable of touching the reader:

1.“Raising a child shapes an independent individual; leading a team unites dreamers. Both are warm journeys of mutual growth toward a shared future.”

2.“In the name of promotion, we answer the call of the times—writing our three-year promise, four-year commitment, and even longer companionship with dedication and effort, moving toward a brighter future for Kinghelm.”

3.“Do not compare, do not complain. Cherish what you have, live wholeheartedly, work diligently, and protect your family—that is life’s greatest fulfillment.”

4.“Even ordinary roles can achieve the extraordinary; quiet perseverance will eventually bear fruit.”

5.“Returning is not the end, but a more powerful new beginning.”

6.“The spirit of the New Year is not in the noise of firecrackers, but in the warmth of family working together.”

7.“No one is born resilient—strength comes from the warmth of cherished memories.”

8.“I am following the direction of my heart, navigating precisely toward home.”

9.“My hometown, Anhua, lies hidden among the mountains of central Hunan. Its Spring Festival is a ritual immersed in daily life, a nostalgia etched into the soul.”

10.“A stretch of emerald water rests among the mountains like a great jade stone. Winter sunlight dances on its surface—when the wind blows, it sparkles like scattered gold.”

The Warmest Bond Is Connection: Kinghelm Connecting the World

Kinghelm Electronics logo and slogan

At Kinghelm, what we learn goes beyond professional excellence—such as integrity, continuous improvement, resilience, and attention to detail. It also includes a guiding principle: “Do not impose on others what you do not desire yourself,” and a shared mission: “Kinghelm, Connecting the World.”

In “Peng Huisheng of Kinghelm: Spring Return in the Bingwu Year—From Kinghelm Connectors to the Yu Lake Banquet, Understanding Chaoshan New Year Traditions and Professional Values,” the author peels back the layers to reveal a powerful truth behind “connection”:
“The essence of sales is never just technique—it is about connecting people and hearts.”
He further emphasizes the importance of authenticity and care: “Be as sincere and open as the Hakka people, as thoughtful and attentive as the Chaoshan people, and bring the kindness, honesty, and warmth learned from our roots into every detail of our work.”

In “Liu Jie of Kinghelm: The Warmest Connection,” reflections inspired by the Spring Festival in Hukou gently unfold the most touching meaning of “connection”:
“It is the precise alignment of pins on a circuit board; it is the emotional resonance between those far from home and their homeland; it is the taste of Hukou cuisine on the tongue, carrying the warmth of reunion.”
The author ultimately offers a beautiful conclusion:
“I finally understand that connection is the most meaningful journey—connecting the world through technology, connecting to home through longing, and connecting year after year through reunion.”

In the ease of returning home, safeguarding the warmth of reunion — Photo by Liu Jie

In “Li Jianhui of Kinghelm: A Multi-Dimensional Analysis of Rising Gold and Copper Prices,” keen insight is demonstrated through analyzing how price increases in gold and copper impact antennas and connectors. This attention to detail and passion for one’s work are essential qualities for professional success.

In “Chen Liying of Kinghelm: Carrying the Warmth of the Warehouse, Returning to Hunan in Spring,” the dual identity of a hometown traveler and warehouse manager is expressed with strong responsibility:
“I will integrate the perseverance of my hometown into every task, and engrave my love and loyalty to the company into every day and night.”

“Liu Xin of Kinghelm: Upholding the Original Aspiration in Red Spirit, Connecting the World Through Action” and “Huang Jiamin of Kinghelm: Building Bridges Through Connection, Growing Through the Journey” reflect the perspectives of new employees. Starting from their Spring Festival experiences, they interpret “connection” in different ways—whether it is connecting original aspirations, uniting strength, linking people, or bridging dreams and reality. All are expressions of growth, creation, and the road ahead.

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