Wang Guangguo (the man wearing red helmet), secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) branch of Dianziping Village, works with villagers to build a road on a cliff in Dianziping Village of Jianshi County, central China's Hubei Province, Aug. 5, 2010. Wang earns a reputation to help local villagers live better lives. He has been elected as a delegate to attend the Party's 19th National Congress in Beijing from Oct. 18. In about one year, a total of 2,287 delegates have been elected to attend the five-yearly national congress. According to requirements, nominees must be highly qualified politically and ideologically, have good work and life styles, be competent in discussing state affairs, and have been successful in their work. Among them, 771 delegates are from frontline production and manufacturing, including workers, farmers, and technicians, accounting for 33.7 percent of the total, up by 3.2 percentage points from five years ago. These delegates not only come from traditional industries like manufacturing, transportation, steel and coal, but also from sectors such as finance, the Internet, and social organizations. (Xinhua/Yang Shuipi)
