On December 31, 2018, the Jinbang Company’s New Year’s Eve gala, meticulously planned and organized by multiple parties, was held as scheduled. The theme of the event was “Building Dreams Together, Blossoming the Future.” Attendees included decision-makers, management, and a large number of employees from Jinbang companies in Daliang, Wusha, and Gaoming, as well as specially invited company advisor Teacher Wu Guangchen, supplier representatives, customer representatives, and others, totaling over 500 people.

At 5:30 p.m., the opening entertainment began. Staff members dressed as the God of Wealth and little piglets, bowing to the audience and handing out candies while loudly chanting blessings such as “Happy New Year” and “Wishing you prosperity.” Meanwhile, other staff members started distributing red envelopes in a pre‑arranged WeChat group. The “God of Wealth,” the “little piglets,” and the shower of red envelopes quickly ignited the atmosphere, sparking the first wave of enthusiastic reactions from the crowd. Amid the lively commotion, a singing enthusiast took the stage and belted out the youthful anthem “Beyond Light Years,” warming the entire venue with his performance. Following that, videos of employee well-wishes were shown. In the clips, Chairman Luo Fuxing, along with the company’s decision-makers, management team, and employees from all departments, each expressed their sentiments in their own way. ， Expressed gratitude to colleagues and extended New Year’s greetings.

At six o’clock, the four hosts took to the stage, warmly retracing the company’s journey and officially kicking off the gala amid a shower of celebratory fireworks. Chairman Luo then stepped forward to deliver his New Year address. In his speech, he not only extended his best wishes for the new year but also outlined the company’s strategic vision for the future, igniting in everyone a renewed sense of passion and hope as the year draws to a close.

Next, the exciting performances began one after another. The lively “Seaweed Dance” kicked things off, with performers clad in animal costumes dancing to the music, full of energy and rhythm. Singing enthusiasts presented a colorful medley featuring “The Yangtze River Flows Eastward,” “Camels of the Desert,” “Dear Brothers,” and “Silence Is Golden.” At the gala, Yi employees showcased the culturally distinctive Yi toast song and the fiery “Dati Dance,” singing and dancing with exuberance on stage. Many audience members couldn’t help but rise from their seats, eagerly snapping photos and videos of the Yi performers. Then came the little stars of Jinbang—some performed clapper‑board routines, others played the hulusi, and still others strutted down the runway. The stage was filled with the innocent charm and vibrant spirit unique to children, reminding everyone that the Jinbang family remains as full of vitality as ever!

The evening program also featured two uniquely entertaining games: “Pigsy Carrying His Bride” and a beer‑drinking contest. Two men and two women took on the roles of Pigsy and his bride; with their shoes off, they hoisted their “brides” onto their backs and, to the tune of the classic song, raced across a floor strewn with sharp mats, leaving the audience in awe of their stamina. Meanwhile, the beer‑drinking competition drew six or seven burly contestants onto the stage. The host challenged them to finish two cans of beer within one minute—some emerged victorious, downing their drinks in record time, while others gave up halfway through. Though the scene on stage was a bit of a mess, it certainly captured the festive spirit of the season.

That evening, the management not only toasted the employees but also, to demonstrate their determination to lead the team in overcoming challenges and elevating the Jinbang enterprise to new heights, jointly performed a chorus of “True Heroes” on stage. The gala featured a tiered raffle with prizes including a grand prize, first prize, second prize, third prize, and a mystery prize. The highly anticipated grand prize was drawn by Chairman Luo following the management’s group performance.

As Chairman Luo’s prize‑drawing segment came to a close, the host announced at 8:38 p.m. that the evening gala had ended. There was no grand finale—perhaps chance itself held an element of inevitability—and before anyone realized it, the event drew to a close at an auspicious hour. Guests lingered in small groups, reluctant to part, exchanging farewells, while the gala’s joyful spirit remained long in their hearts.

This gala is a festival for the people of Jinbang, a Spring Festival Gala for them. The success of the event heralds an even brighter future for Jinbang!