On June 9, the College of Engineering organized undergraduate and graduate student Party members to attend a themed film screening at Wanda Plaza Cinema. The activity used cultural immersion as a vehicle for ideological education, guiding Party members to appreciate the transmission of family values and cultivate a sense of patriotism and national commitment.

The screening featured the film Love Letter to Grandma, which tells the story of the protagonist's life with his elders. Centered on family bonds and spiritual inheritance, the film presents traditional family ethics and interprets the essence of intergenerational communication. The atmosphere at the screening was solemn and warm, with Party members fully engaged throughout the film, and the storyline resonating deeply with the audience.

After the screening, Party members exchanged thoughts and reflections on the film. Participants shared their feelings based on their own experiences, discussing the meaning of family bonds, youth responsibility, and the original aspirations of Party members, while deepening their understanding of family value cultivation.

This activity integrated humanities education with Party building, fully leveraging the role of cultural enrichment in education. The College of Engineering will continue to expand forms of ideological education, promote the deep integration of Party building with the cultivation of humanistic qualities, and guide Party members to stay true to their original aspirations and take on responsibilities with dedication.