The Child Who Played with Building Blocks Has Grown Up.

When we were kids, we probably all did the same thing:
build a tall tower with blocks,
create a castle with a moat out of sand,
or make a secret hideout from cardboard boxes.
Back then, "architecture" needed no blueprints.
You just kept building—higher and higher, more and more excited.
That drive to tinker and explore? It came naturally.

Later, we grew up.
The blocks were replaced by new green building materials.
The sandcastles turned into production lines and laboratories.
The cardboard hideouts gave way to smart factories tens of meters high.
Now, drawings have standards,
processes have parameters,
and quality has strict specifications.
Everything has become more rigorous, more precise.

But some things haven't really changed.
For example, after solving a technical problem that had been stuck for a long time,
I still feel like a kid—
I want to run and tell someone, "I got it!"
Those moments are no different from the feeling when, as a child, after finishing a castle of blocks,
you'd run to show your parents.
So, that earnest and persistent kid has always been there.

They’ve just changed into work clothes,
standing in different roles,
using bigger “building blocks”
to shape the architecture of the future,
and turning imagination into something beautiful.
Future architecture presents Hongxing with even greater challenges;
exploring more diverse fields of construction
remains our unrelenting pursuit, our mission and responsibility!

Hongxing Technology salutes every adult who is still seriously "playing with blocks,"
and wishes every child to embrace their innocence.
Happy Children's Day!