June 9, 2025 — In a commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and industrial workplace safety, Yuxin Beilong donated a batch of emergency hemostatic products to GAC Baosheng for daily labor protection and emergency use by employees. This initiative not only underscores our dedication to safety in industrial settings but also lays the foundation for future collaborations in public welfare and safety training.

Strengthening Partnerships, Building Industrial Safety Together
The donation ceremony was held at GAC Baosheng’s conference room. Chen Liang, Co-founder and General Manager of Yuxin Beilong, and Lu Yingwu, Co-founder and Deputy General Manager, held cordial talks with Hou Youkun, Chairman of GAC Baosheng’s Labor Union, and other union representatives.

Both parties exchanged insights on their corporate histories, core businesses, and CSR practices. Discussions focused on workplace safety and employee health protection. GM Chen Liang stated: “As a professional enterprise in medical protection, we prioritize workers’ health and safety. This donation is not just about products—it’s about sharing a safety-first philosophy. Moving forward, we hope to collaborate with GAC Baosheng on industrial safety awareness campaigns, emergency product training, and other initiatives to enhance frontline workers’ safety awareness and

emergency response capabilities.”

Chairman Hou Youkun expressed gratitude for the donation, noting: “Safety is the cornerstone of corporate development. These wound dressings will bolster our workshop’s emergency supplies, offering timely protection to employees. We look forward to exploring innovative safety training models with Yuxin Beilong to integrate safety culture into production lines.”

Moving forward, our company will continue to leverage our professional expertise and technological capabilities to strengthen workplace safety measures. We will collaborate with GAC Baosheng to promote frontline industrial safety training and related awareness campaigns, enhancing employees' ability to perform self-rescue and mutual aid in emergencies.