Wu, honored as a national model worker three years ago, the youngest recipient of the honor that year, became a delegate to the Communist Party of China's 19th National Congress, the country's most important political meeting in five years, in October.

Since returning, she has made 31 visits to places like civil aviation institutions, communities and high schools, to convey the spirit of the congress.

The report to the congress of Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, "is not distant from our everyday lives. Instead, we are practicing the report when fulfilling our jobs every single day," she said.

"The young students are lucky because they are going to be in their robust years when the country fulfills the task for realizing the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation in 2050," Wu said.

Wu said her most unforgettable moment as a delegate was when Xi said during the report that the Chinese nation will stand rock-firm in the family of nations with a higher-spirited posture.

"I was in the auditorium at the Great Hall of the People and could clearly hear the response from the 2,280 delegates, which lingered in the air long after the initial burst of applause faded out. It was a burst of the true feeling of pride of anticipation from our innermost hearts," Wu said.