Decade-long commitment turns icy town into hot tourism spot
Party chief finds innovative ways for her hometown's development
Editor's note: Tuesday marked the 104th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of China, as the number of the world's largest political party surpasses 100 million. This page showcases the dedication and diligence of grassroots Party members who fulfill their vows when joining the Party — to serve the people.
Wen Zhu, 36, a delegate to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and Party secretary of Beiji township of China's northernmost city, Mohe, Heilongjiang province, has grown from college-graduate village official to an excellent township official, building Beiji into a popular tourist destination and transforming it from an internet famous spot to a long-lasting one in over a decade.
After graduating from Mudanjiang Normal University in 2013, Wen gave up job opportunities in prosperous southern cities and instead chose to dedicate herself to building her hometown — Beiji township.


















