Are traffic police directing traffic? Is the traffic police just issuing fines? That's just the surface. The author once worked in an urban brigade under the traffic police detachment of a certain prefecture-level city. From the perspective of an auxiliary police officer, he tells a story about the daily life of traffic police officers that everyone doesn't know.
PS: The first and second volumes are just foreshadowing. Starting from the third volume, the whole text enters the high-playing moment.
Reader comments
The writing is very plain, and basically conforms to the working and living conditions of traffic police in small cities. From the perspective of auxiliary police, it seems relaxed and popular. It doesn't make much sense, just go to work and be happy.
This is my opinion, and I hope book friends will comment more so that I can further revise it.
The writing is very plain, and basically conforms to the working and living conditions of traffic police in small cities. From the perspective of auxiliary police, it seems relaxed and popular. It doesn't make much sense, just go to work and be happy. This is my opinion, and I hope book friends will comment more so that I can further revise it.