Oil was “exposed” by Xinhua News Agency, sparking widespread attention across the internet.
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Frontline oil workers press forward into the sandy deserts, fueling the nation: “Going to the front lines” means spending little time with their families; during pipeline inspections, they huddle together to brave sandstorms; and in winter, they carry out patrols in temperatures as low as minus 20 degrees Celsius. These scenes reveal how the unsung heroes of China National Petroleum Corporation’s Tarim Oilfield—stationed at the first terminal of the West-to-East Gas Pipeline—have taken root in the wilderness, tirelessly and selflessly dedicating themselves to their work. Year after year, they stand watch on the Gobi Desert, ensuring a steady supply of natural gas to millions of households.
“There is only the desolate desert; there is no such thing as a desolate life.” This sentiment is vividly embodied and passed down by every ordinary yet steadfast oil worker here. Rooted in the “Sea of Death,” they nurture, with passion and dedication, the brilliant “Flowers of Life” that bloom amidst this harsh landscape.
“Enhancing the capacity to ensure the secure supply of strategic resources” is a clear mandate put forward at the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. As of January 2023, the first station of the West-to-East Gas Pipeline has cumulatively delivered over 320 billion cubic meters of natural gas to the pipeline network, bringing “good fortune” to 15 provinces and municipalities along the route, benefiting 400 million residents and more than 3,000 enterprises.
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