Individual Choices Amidst Ethnic Crisis and Hometown Transformation: The Formation Mechanism of Zhu Yanfu's Moral Character

Abstract

Zhu Yanfu, a "People's Role Model," dedicated himself to the revolutionary cause at the age of 14. He endured over a hundred battles and suffered severe injuries during the Korean War, ultimately becoming a first-class disabled veteran. Despite his physical challenges, Zhu Yanfu remained resolute in his commitment to hometown development, continuing to script his resilient life journey. His unwavering determination in the face of adversity, selfless dedication to the people, and loyalty, pragmatism, and integrity as a party member serve as concrete manifestations of the Communist Party of China's party character ideals. Yet, within Zhu Yanfu's remarkable life story, moments of doubt and frustration emerged when confronted with setbacks, challenges, and temptations. Under the guidance and education of the party, his path was a testament to the refinement process of an outstanding communist party member's character, and it held the key to the cultivation of party character.