On June 3, a meeting was held to communicate and study important directives on promoting high-quality development in philosophy and social sciences, as well as directives regarding a coal mine gas explosion accident in Qinyuan County, Changzhi City, Shanxi Province. The meeting also studied directives on comprehensively advancing the rule of law and the spirit of the Central Conference on Comprehensive Law-Based Governance, along with relevant provincial and municipal meeting spirits, and discussed implementation opinions.

The meeting emphasized the need to raise political awareness, deepen systematic and academic research and interpretation of the Party’s innovative theories, and fully understand the significance of promoting high-quality development in philosophy and social sciences. It called for leveraging urban development realities, deeply exploring the reform and opening-up spirit and pioneering spirit of the urban context, accelerating the construction of the “Luohu Bridge” Museum and the “Guangdong-Hong Kong Water Supply” Exhibition Hall, and expanding philosophy and social sciences in practice. It also stressed improving the “grand social sciences” work framework, establishing a system with unified Party leadership, coordination by propaganda departments, collaboration among functional units, professional support from think tanks, and broad participation from social forces, to promote high-quality development in philosophy and social sciences.

The meeting stressed adhering to the principles of putting people first and life first, resolutely abandoning complacency and fluke mentality, and maintaining the highest standards for safety. It called for focusing on key areas, strengthening regulatory responsibilities, enhancing safety supervision of construction sites, conducting comprehensive safety hazard inspections, implementing heatstroke prevention measures, and ensuring outdoor work protection. It also emphasized strengthening defense thinking, consolidating flood prevention responsibilities, strictly implementing the work mechanism of “pre-rain inspection, during-rain patrol, post-rain review,” and resolutely winning the Dragon Boat flood prevention battle.

The meeting emphasized the significance of building a pilot demonstration area for the rule of law, placing legal construction in a strategic and foundational position, and understanding that the rule of law is the best business environment and the key to stimulating market vitality. It called for focusing on key tasks, adhering to problem-oriented approaches, targeting weak links, comprehensively improving legal construction, and advancing the pilot demonstration area for the rule of law with greater efforts. It also stressed strengthening responsibility, enhancing the professional legal team, telling the story of rule of law, expanding public participation channels, and building a strong joint force for constructing the pilot demonstration area.

Luohu Bridge Museum

The Luohu Bridge Museum, located in Shenzhen, China, is a unique cultural site that preserves the history of the Luohu Bridge—a historic railway bridge that once connected Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Originally built in the early 20th century, the bridge played a key role in cross-border trade and travel until its replacement in 2003. The museum now houses artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of the bridge’s significance in the region’s development and the close ties between the two cities.

Guangdong-Hong Kong Water Supply Exhibition Hall

The Guangdong-Hong Kong Water Supply Exhibition Hall, located in Shenzhen, China, commemorates the historic water supply project that has delivered freshwater from the Dongjiang River to Hong Kong since 1965. This facility highlights the engineering achievements and ongoing cooperation between Guangdong Province and Hong Kong in addressing water scarcity. The exhibition showcases the project’s development, technological innovations, and its vital role in supporting Hong Kong’s growth and prosperity.

Luohu Bridge Museum

The Luohu Bridge Museum is located at the border between Shenzhen, China, and Hong Kong, and is centered around the historic Luohu Bridge, which served as a crucial land link between the two regions. Originally built in the early 20th century, the bridge was a key crossing point for trade, travel, and cultural exchange, especially during China’s reform and opening-up period. The museum preserves the bridge’s structure and artifacts, offering visitors insight into the shared history and evolving relationship between Shenzhen and Hong Kong.

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Luohu Bridge Museum

The Luohu Bridge Museum is a unique cultural site located in Shenzhen, China, centered around the historic Luohu Bridge, which connected Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Originally built in 1911, the bridge served as a vital border crossing and witness to significant historical events, including China’s reform and opening-up. The museum now preserves the bridge’s structure and artifacts, showcasing its role in cross-border trade, cultural exchange, and the region’s development.

Guangdong-Hong Kong Water Supply Exhibition Hall

The Guangdong-Hong Kong Water Supply Exhibition Hall is a cultural site in Shenzhen that commemorates the history of the water supply project from the Dongjiang River to Hong Kong, which began in the 1960s to address severe water shortages in the region. The exhibition showcases the engineering achievements and collaborative efforts between Guangdong and Hong Kong, highlighting the project’s role in supporting Hong Kong’s development and the enduring bond between the two areas. Through artifacts, documents, and multimedia displays, it educates visitors on the challenges and significance of this vital water transfer system.