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迎着新世纪冉冉升起的朝阳，一个亲切而难忘的日子穿越历史的风云向我们走来; 合着新世纪激越瞭亮的号角，一个伟大而辉煌的日子披满岁月的霞彩向我们走来，1921年到2001年，我们党走过了80个不平凡的年轮。80年沧桑岁月，80载壮丽征程，一曲曲颂歌，歌涌连天。一首首诗篇，篇章动地。在党的七月生日里，每个人的心都飞出欢乐的歌声; 在七月党的节日里，每个人的心都涌动着祝福的诗行。为了更形象、更生动地表现中国共产党八十年所走过的辉煌历程和抒发对党的热爱，国家统计局局机关党委开展了庆祝建党八十周年征文活动。在北京初夏夜晚的万家灯火里，参加征文的党员同志们无不百感交集、浮想联翩……一个共产党员的自豪，来自党使命如歌的诞生，来自党风雨兼程的步伐，回眸党辉煌历史的足迹，结合自己的亲身经历，有的文章写到了自己入党的回忆，有的文章陷入了深深的思索: 加入共产党是为什么？共产党人身后留什么？还有的文章结合统计工作，热情洋溢地展示出统计人在党的事业中实践和理想的光华！最为耐人寻味的是朱之鑫局长的一番铿锵有力的话语: 入党为什么？不是为作官，而是要做事; 做一个共产党的官，要为官一任，造福一方; 要为官一任，正风一方; 要为官一任，振兴一方。回眸中国革命的风雨征?
Facing the rising sun in the new century, a cordial and unforgettable day has come to us through history; the bright horn of the new century has been stirred up; a beautiful and brilliant day filled with colors of sunset Come, from 1921 to 2001, our party has gone through 80 extraordinary annual rings. 80 years vicissitudes of life, 80 contained magnificent journey, a song song, song Chung days. A first poem, chapter moving. During the party’s July birthday, everyone’s heart flew joyous songs; in the party of July, everyone’s heart surged their blessing. In order to give a vivid and vivid display of the glorious course traveled by the Chinese Communist Party over the past 80 years and to express its love for the party, the Party Committee of the organs under the State Bureau of Statistics has launched a campaign to celebrate the eighteenth anniversary of the founding of CPC. In the early summer night of Beijing, thousands of Party members and comrades participating in the essay are mixed with imagination and imagination... The pride of a communist member comes from the party’s mission of making a song like a song, coming from the stormy days of the party and looking back at the brilliant history of the party Footprint, combined with their own personal experience, some articles wrote their memories of joining the party, and some articles into a deep thought: Why join the Communist Party? What are the Communists behind? Some articles combined with the statistics work enthusiastically demonstrated the fact that statisticians are practicing and idealistic in the party’s cause. The most intriguing is some sonorous and forceful words of Secretary Zhuxin: Why is joining the party? It is not for the sake of being an official but for doing things; to be an official of the Communist Party, to serve as a government officer and benefit a party; to serve as an official and correct one’s duties; and to serve as a government officer and rejuvenate a party. Looking back on the storm of the Chinese revolution?