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1. Various of soldiers fighting against flood, evacuating residents
2. Various of medical workers at work
3. Various of buffalo, farmers in field
4. Various of young people serving in different positions
UPSOUND (Chinese) Xi Jinping, Chinese President:
"Living in a prosperous time and shouldering heavy responsibilities, the Chinese youth are a generation that advances with the new era."
5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Huang Wenxiu, late village official:
"I am Huang Wenxiu. I majored in ideological and political education and graduated from the Institute of Philosophy of Beijing Normal University with a master's degree in 2016. I returned to my hometown after graduation and now serve as the Party chief in charge of poverty alleviation in Baini Village."

FILE: Baise City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, south China - 2018-2019 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
6. Aerial shots of mountains, village
7. Various of video, photos about Huang when she was alive

FILE: Hefei City, Anhui Province, east China - 2020 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
8. Various of soldiers fighting against flood
9. Various of soldier Mao Xiaochi being washing away by flood
10. Flood

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11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) comrade-in-arms of Mao (starting with shots 9-10/ending with shot 12):
"I was very close to him. At that moment, I stretched out my hand to pull him. He was holding a rope and if he gave me the hand, I think I was able to pull him back. The current was very strong at that time. If I held his hand, it was quite possible that both of us would be wash away by flood. I think that was the reason that he did not hold my hand."
12. Various of people rushing to send Mao to hospital
13. Various of Mao receiving treatment, soldiers shedding tear
14. Various of soldiers writing blessing words for Mao
15. Soldier showing blessing words to Mao
UPSOUND (Chinese) Solider (name not given):
"Never give up, we will continue to fight together. We will wait for you."
16. Various of Mao waving hand, saluting
UPSOUND (Chinese) Mao Xiaochi, soldier:
"I will try my best to recover soon and then return to the frontline to fight against flood."
17. Dumplings in pot
18. People enjoying dishes, foot stepping out of house
19. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Liang Shun, nurse, Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital (starting with shots 17-18/partially overlaid with shots 20-27):
"On the Lunar New Year's Eve, my family prepared a big dinner including many delicious foods, but I left holding my backpack. I had to rush back to Wuhan before the road was closed at 17:00. A person who was on guard on the road said it was not allowed to go to Wuhan. I then told him that I was a nurse of Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital and I had to go back. He told me to be careful. He watched my car driving away. After arriving in Wuhan, I sent a message to the head nurse. I told her I had come back and asked her whether I needed to go back to work that night. I just worked for more than one year and had never experienced such a big public health emergency. At first, I dared not to enter the ward, I was so scared. But after I walked in wearing the protective suit, I was not afraid anymore. I had never been a coward in my nature. I raced against time to save patients from the hands of Death."
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20. Closed road
21. Sign of stop
22. Guard on road
23. Various of vehicle driving away

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24. Aerial shots of bridge, cityscape, Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital
25. Various of medical workers wearing protective suits, at work
26. Vital sign monitor
27. Medical worker rescuing patient
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28. Various of medical staff at work
29. Medical workers taking off masks, taking rest

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30. Various of soldier, firefighters, other young people serving in different positions
31. Posters encouraging people to fight against COVID-19
UPSOUND (Chinese) Xi Jinping, Chinese President:
"Today's young people have encountered many difficulties that we have never met before. Pressure is the driving force for the growth of youth. At some critical moments in their growing process, we should offer help to them, which will play as an important supporting role in helping them overcome difficulties and grow up to become talents."

FILE: Wuhan City, Hubei Province, central China - Date Unknown (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
32. Various of Liang Shun at work
UPSOUND (Chinese) Liang Shun, nurse, Wuhan Jinyintan Hosptial:
"I suddenly grew up after experiencing life and death. I can now shoulder more responsibilities, I feel proud."

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33. Photo of Huang Wenxiu
UPSOUND (Chinese) Huang Wenxiu, late village official:
"I have confidence. Under the correct leadership of the Party Central Committee, I will never give up until winning a complete victory."
34. Various of Mao Xiaochi making request to return to troop after recovery, saluting
35. Various of armband of People's Liberation Army, army cap
UPSOUND (Chinese) Mao Xiaochi, soldier:
"The duty of a soldier lies in dedication. I am willing to sacrifice for the motherland and the people."
36. Mountains
UPSOUND (Chinese) soldier (name not given):
"There must be some young people rushing to the places where the motherland needs them most."
37. Frontier soldiers patrolling
38. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Frontier soldiers (name not given)(starting with shot 37/partially overlaid with shot 39):
"Family is the smallest unit of a country and a country is composed by thousands of families. We report to the motherland in the battle positions that we are here to guard the border. The motherland and people please feel assured."
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39. Frontier soldiers patrolling
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40. Soldiers holding national flag of China, saluting

The young generation in China has been carrying forward the dedication spirit and making contributions in various fields to live up to their mission of realizing national rejuvenation.

As the vanguard for realizing the great rejuvenation of China, the young generation in China has encountered many difficulties that have never been seen before. However, pressure also promotes the growth of youth. In recent years, many outstanding young people have emerged in the country's fights against poverty, natural disasters and the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.

Huang Wenxiu is a late village official. She worked as the Party chief of Baini Village in the city of Baise and had dedicated herself to the fight against poverty in the village.

Huang graduated from the Beijing Normal University in 2016. Giving up a well-paid job, Huang chose to become a grassroots official in her hometown Baise and later became the first female village Party secretary of Baini Village.

During her tenure, the size of local orange orchards expanded from 33 hectares to 133 hectares. The business attracted buyers from neighboring provinces, and an e-commerce service station was also built.

In June 2019, while Huang was heading back to the village after visiting her sick father over the weekend, she was trapped by a rainstorm in the mountains. Huang was found dead the next day at the age of 30.

She was granted the title of "Role Model for March 8th Red Banner Holder," a national honor granted to those who are regarded as role models for all Chinese women to follow.

Born in 1995 and enlisted in 2013, Mao Xiaochi serves as a platoon leader in a brigade of the 72nd Group Army. He was washed away by flood when fighting against flood in Lujiang county, east China's Anhui Province in 2020. When Mao was rescued 20 minutes later, he was in a coma.

Mao's comrade-in-arms recalled the dangerous moment and said Mao still kept other people's safety in mind when being washing away by flood.

"I was very close to him. At that moment, I stretched out my hand to pull him. He was holding a rope and if he gave me the hand, I think I was able to pull him back. The current was very strong at that time. If I held his hand, it was quite possible that both of us would be wash away by flood. I think that was the reason that he did not hold my hand," said a comrade-in-arms of Mao.

Apart from that, many young medical workers also acted bravely when the COVID-19 pandemic first broke out in Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province.

Liang Shun, born in 1999, is a nurse at Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital, one of the major battlefields amid the epidemic. He rushed back to Wuhan on the eve of the Chinese Lunar New Year to join his workmates in the brutal battle against the virus.

"On the Lunar New Year's Eve, my family prepared a big dinner including many delicious foods, but I left holding my backpack. I had to rush back to Wuhan before the road was closed at 17:00. A person who was on guard on the road said it was not allowed to go to Wuhan. I then told him that I was a nurse of Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital and I had to go back. He told me to be careful. He watched my car driving away. After arriving in Wuhan, I sent a message to the head nurse. I told her I had come back and asked her whether I needed to go back to work that night. I just worked for more than one year and had never experienced such a big public health emergency. At first, I dared not to enter the ward, I was so scared. But after I walked in wearing the protective suit, I was not afraid anymore. I had never been a coward in my nature. I raced against time to save patients from the hands of Death," said Liang.

As for the young people, the government and Chinese President Xi Jinping also attach great important to their growth.

On many occasions, Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, has expressed his confidence in young people and encouraged them to make greater contributions to national rejuvenation.