Stepping into the China Merchants Group History Museum feels like entering a long corridor of time. Inside the exhibition hall, old photographs from the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China stand quietly, with the black-and-white images faintly shining with the hope of modern Chinese maritime. Each artifact and piece of information tells the story of how this century-old enterprise rose amidst changing tides to become a pillar of national rejuvenation. I paused at the 'Opening Ports and Shipping' section, as if seeing the bustling scene of Shenzhen's port in the 19th century, with the sound of steam whistles and ships shuttling back and forth vividly before my eyes. The words on the wall read: China Merchants Group is not only a symbol of commerce but also a reflection of China's dream of self-strengthening. With resilience and wisdom, it pioneered a maritime Silk Road for the Chinese people. Finally, I pondered for a long time in the museum. The echoes of history still resonate in my ears, deeply making me feel the power and original intention of national resurgence. This is not just a journey through history, but also a renewed understanding of faith and mission.