The future of the world is in the hands of the younger generation. When young people around the world pursue their ideals and fulfill their responsibilities, mankind will have a more promising future, and there will be an inexhaustible source of strength to support the lofty cause of peace and development.

-- Chinese President Xi Jinping

Long rainy seasons and frequent geological disasters make power grid maintenance a constant challenge in Dulongjiang township, which is nestled deep in the mountains of Gongshan county, Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China's Yunnan Province. Yet a group of young power workers continues to traverse the region's rugged mountains and steep valleys year-round, inspecting and maintaining electrical infrastructure to ensure reliable electricity reaches every household. Among them are Zhu Xinglong, a lineworker born after 2000, and He Shancong, who has dedicated 13 years to serving the Nujiang region.

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