He Mo's growth trajectory is a vivid microcosm of China's grassroots cadres in the late 1990s. He was born into a family of township cadres and grew up in the township government compound. He has a natural understanding of grassroots work and a deep affection for it. Following in the footsteps of his parents, Ho Mo also became a township cadre in the late 1990s, starting from the most basic clerk position.
At the grassroots level, Ho Mo went through rigorous training. At that time, there were many tasks in townships and towns, such as tax collection and retention, family planning, flood prevention and disaster relief, etc., Which were all key and difficult tasks. He went deep into the fields, understood the village conditions and public opinion, and accumulated rich experience in solving practical problems. With his down-to-earth, serious and responsible attitude and ability to handle complex affairs, He Mo grew up step by step and eventually assumed the position of township head.
After reaching a certain stage in his career, He Mo responded to the country's call and resolutely applied to be transferred to work in Tibet. From the familiar plain lake area to the unfamiliar snowy plateau, this is not only a huge change in the working environment, but also a test of will and belief.
In Tibet, he overcame difficulties such as hypoxia at high altitudes, continued to carry forward the down-to-earth work style of grassroots cadres, contributed to local development, and used practical actions to explain what "dedication of youth" means.
He Mo's journey is a down-to-earth struggle of an ordinary grassroots cadre who is not afraid of hardships. He started in his hometown and eventually shed his sweat on the snowy plateau. His experience shows the responsibility and sentiment of that generation of cadres in building their hometown and supporting the frontier.
