（DCS系統(tǒng)）和（機(jī)器人系統(tǒng)）及（大型伺服控制系統(tǒng)）備件大賣(mài)！叫賣(mài)！特賣(mài)！賣(mài)賣(mài)賣(mài)！
Mao has been so busy in recent months that she says her feet have "barely touched the ground."
Since the end of last year, Mao has been juggling the duties of both her profession and her role on the organization committee of her company's Party branch.
While this was not a challenge before, she says her Party workload is getting heavier.
"We receive documents and instructions from the higher Party branch every few days. You can feel that the activities related to the Party are increasingly frequent," said Mao.
These activities include holding meetings with her Party member colleagues, listening to professors speak on the topic of Party-building and watching documentaries made specifically for educating Party members.
This increased activity is not limited to branches like Mao's which are at State-owned companies. As the 19th Session of the National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) approaches, Party-building activities of all kinds are being held at CPC branches nationwide.
"The whole Party is making all-out efforts in Party work and Party-building, to welcome the 19th CPC National Congress," Zhang Xixian, a professor at the Party School of the CPC Central Committee, told the Global Times.
To Zhang, the newfound busyness of the millions of Party branches is also a result of the education campaign which kicked off in February 2016. The campaign sought to encourage all Party members to study theoretical and practical issues related to Party-building.
"In this round of studies, the policy of strict Party discipline has extended to grass-roots level Party members and the whole Party has been exploring methods of strengthening Party-building and Party member management amid new situations and new demands," said Zhang. "It is time to reap the fruit of these efforts."
Normalized Party activities
To prepare for the national congress and to celebrate the 96th anniversary of the CPC's founding, more than 760 Party members from the State-owned China Construction First Building Corporation Limited took a tour to trace the Party's footprints from its birth to today. The 50-day trip took them to several Chinese cities such as Chairman Mao's hometown of Shaoshan, Hunan Province and even Moscow.
Besides their journey, they attended lectures, performances and a commendation conference. All the travelers also renewed the vows they made when they joined the Party.
As the national congress draws closer, grass-roots Party organizations, from those in State-owned enterprises to those in remote mountain villages, are actively reinforcing the education of their members and many new Party branches are being set up, like the widely-publicized Party branch for Internet celebrities established by live-streaming site douyu.com.
In Yongchun township, East China's Fujian Province, CPC members recently learned that from now on they will participate in a regular "Party Day" on the first working day of every month.
