Chaoyang Police

The writing is good and the details are realistic. But the rhythm of the writing is a bit messy. It feels like one-third official story + two-thirds police story. During the police dispatch, there are long paragraphs of character dialogue from time to time. After the emotions are aroused, they are interrupted again, which makes it easy to get tired. Especially when the content of the dialogue is not helpful to the current event, although it is a long-term foreshadowing, it seems to be a waste of words.

That rising sun? I read two chapters and it was all trivial.

I haven't read a few chapters of this book, but I saw some book friends in the comment area saying that being a police officer is hard and tiring, and the salary is low, so why should I become a police officer? I would like to share my personal experience. I graduated from Guizhou University. After graduating in 2012, I returned to my hometown and took the civil service and public institution exams, but failed. However, the county was looking for traffic auxiliary police officers, so I took the exam with the intention of giving it a try. Later, after passing the written test and interview, I graduated from Guizhou University. After passing the test, physical fitness test, and physical examination, I was admitted, and then the county assigned me and three colleagues to a poor and remote town. At that time, the police station in the town only had the chief and deputy director plus two veteran police officers, and three local auxiliary police officers, all of whom were 5 years old. He is about 0 years old and has been working as a grassroots police officer all his life. On the first day we arrived, the station director did not look down on us because we were traffic auxiliary police officers. He even drove to the county to pick us up and gave us a welcome banquet when we arrived at the station. To be honest, the old police officers who have been working here for several years have been very good to us young people. , In addition to the monthly traffic ticket tasks and the task of detaining a person for driving without a license, the police station's monthly security case tasks, catching prostitutes and gambling, catching cult members and drug addicts, anti-drug work and the summary of household registration, visits to the countryside, We had to do recruitment inspections and so on. We had to catch a thief and run half way up the mountain. We stayed up five days and nights to catch a cattle rustler. It rained heavily in the middle of the night and we had to ride a motorcycle to the countryside to inform the local villagers to move to prevent landslides. These were all common things. Later, all the detainees were detained. We made the case records and procedures and approved them before the director signed them and then submitted them to the county for approval. We all complained at first, feeling that we were just traffic police and we should not do these things. However, the old police officers were old and did not know how to use computers. They usually took good care of us. They carefully taught us to pay attention to various matters when we were dispatched. We also made mistakes when we dispatched police. Later, it was an old police officer who took the blame for us. Later, he was criticized and deducted points from the overall report, so we never complained afterwards. I haven't been home during the Spring Festival for three years, and I have to be on the road during all the May Day and National Day holidays to maintain transportation. But do you know how I felt when the government canteen staff on duty during the Spring Festival went home to celebrate the New Year and prepared to eat instant noodles by myself when the fellow next door to the police station brought me a meal? How did I feel when a fellow villager rode a motorcycle to see me off when I was finally able to go back to my home in the county but didn't have a car? To this day, I still remember that these were just the care given by the local fellows to us young foreigners.

If you keep writing it like this, people who make web dramas and TV dramas will definitely come to your door after finishing the book. It's a very honest novel.

There are no golden fingers, no special powers, ordinary stories and extraordinary words.

The author should pay attention to rest. The body is the capital of the revolution. If the body is broken, no matter how good the ideas are, it will not be able to write. So if it is really necessary, it is better to have a good check-up and treat it as necessary. The operation also requires surgery. The most important thing is to cure the disease as soon as possible. Everyone will understand this situation. I wish you a speedy recovery and write more and better works. Come on, author! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1

Logically speaking, it shouldn't be the case. A person who works in logistics is relatively tactful. However, there is a saying that goes well: treat the police well in one sentence and treat the police harshly in a book. If you meet a responsible and responsible leader, you will not be afraid of something happening. You are afraid of meeting that kind of muddle-headed person. Once there is any problem, he will immediately abandon his soldiers to save the car and throw someone else to take the blame. There are also the auxiliary police officers and the formal ones. For the auxiliary police officers, the formal officers are all leaders, and most of them receive equal pay for equal work. Of course, if you are uneducated and have no ability to get into the formal police force, you can't blame others. But what scares you the most are those who usually say they are colleagues and brothers, but in fact they have never looked at the temporary police officers.

If this book can be made into a TV series, who will play Han Chaoyang? I feel that Zhang Yi looks like a policeman in the movie.

I worked as an auxiliary police officer in Beijing, that is, a security guard. In the winter, the air conditioner in the dormitory was not allowed to turn on, and thick winter uniforms were not issued. Then I had to ask for leave when I went out, and I had to stay in the dormitory after get off work. It is said that they work 24 hours a day and have 48 hours of rest. In fact, after get off work, they still have to visit prisoners, go to camps, and go on online patrol. In reality, only the ten hours right after get off work can be used to sleep peacefully and play with their mobile phones. Then the salary of 2,500 does not include five insurances and one housing fund. Although the book is based on reality, there is really no need to include disgusting facts in reality.

Is the title of the new book somewhat similar to "Li Wei becomes an official"?

After reading a few chapters, I feel that the writing is okay, and it is more realistic without being irritated. I am a county auxiliary police officer who earns 2300/month after deducting three insurances, and the most I can get is 2084. I am usually looked down upon by regular workers. My job is to perform on duty and cooperate with the leadership. If there is danger in attendance, no one will really do it, because it is not worth it without guarantees. The leader doesn't care even if he scolds me. . Many regular workers are no better than auxiliary police officers, but they just have the opportunity to enter the system. 🪖

I wanted to put the author in a dark room, where he would write a book and not be fed until he finished it. It took me a week to finish reading it in more than 10 minutes~

Lao Zhuo has published a new book, don't you know yet?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ​​ The play is based on the real case of the "Thunder Anti-Drug" case in Boshe Village, Lufeng, Guangdong in 2013. It was also a big event that year. I have followed it for a long time and expressed my deep admiration for the police officers on the anti-drug front. After watching 2 episodes, I can't help but wonder, Li Fei, Song Yang, are you really anti-narcotics police? The first episode of the TV series begins with Li Fei and Song Yang taking a few police officers to arrest someone. Later, they learned that this was a cross-regional police mobilization operation without notifying the organization. I would like to ask, does a first-level police superintendent have such great power? Knowing that this is a drug manufacturing den and that the clan is powerful, you don't even protect the physical evidence in your hands? From this we can see that Li Fei and Song Yang are unorganized and incapable. Then there is the important information learned during the interrogation. Song Yang is actually leaking it to a person who is closely related to the drug manufacturing group. Please, are you stupid? Then, Li Fei returned to the police station and learned that the drug dealer had been let go. He quarreled with the captain of the anti-drug brigade and once again saw Li Fei's lack of organization and discipline. Then Song Yang led drug addicts and traffickers deep into the drug den. After Li Fei learned about it, instead of notifying the organization, he went alone. The third time I saw how disorganized and undisciplined the two police officers were. Then there is a question? Can I carry a firearm when not on duty?         ，，， I didn't see a mature anti-narcotics police officer in the entire two episodes. I only saw two unorganized and undisciplined police officers with strong personal heroism. They are both already first-level superintendents. They should have been police officers for a long time, but they are still on the verge of committing suicide. Screenwriter, please, that's really not how the anti-drug front works. Anti-drug control is not a Hollywood blockbuster, but the silent dedication of many police officers. How many anti-drug cases has "Today's Statement" let go? Which case is played like this in the play? Which case doesn't involve first getting clues, investigating, and arresting people? How can there be so much personal heroism on the anti-drug front? What we need are people who can obey the overall situation, people who are unknown. What we need is the protection of anti-drug police officers.                                   Zhuo Da does not have many drug-related cases in the plot of Han 2 and 3, but we can really see the difficulty of drug control from it. The clues Han 3 got, in the middle of the case, he could not participate in, or even ask. Drugs were rampant in our country in modern times. After the founding of New China, drugs disappeared in our country. When drugs reappeared in the 1980s, the anti-drug situation in our country became really serious. My city is so drug-ridden that there is even a drug named after our city. Drugs are very close to me. I am well aware of the dangers of drugs and I also know the brutality of drug dealers, so I really admire those who are fighting on the anti-drug front. I only watched 2 episodes of "Operation Icebreaker", and I stopped watching it after that because I couldn't accept such an anti-drug policeman. Thank you Zhuo Da for letting me see the most real police. My income is limited and I can only support it with subscriptions and small rewards. I hope you don't mind.

To be honest, I opened this book because I thought Chaoyang was the rising sun in Beijing, but I didn't expect it was the name of pig's trotters. After reading one chapter, I lost interest. I just wanted to say two words about pig's trotters: coward! !

Ex My ex is now a death topic for me Ex-girlfriend just got married I thought I could be free and easy I thought it would be the same as before i was wrong I was just a little melancholy on the wedding day Just a little sentimental feeling today See the characters in the book (Sheng Yanwen) What a coincidence everything is (Sheng Qianwen) I wish you happiness and a happy marriage for a hundred years Note: February 22, 2018 22:13 (Lu Chao) Leave a comment in the "Chaoyang Police" comment area

If you have the ability, don't go to Henan, don't pass through Henan, and don't let people from Henan read your book.

I feel like the protagonist is so uncomfortable to watch. He feels so ungrateful and a bit soft. It doesn't mean that he loses his temper when he is angry, but he endures it after being hurt so many times. It's a bit uncomfortable.

I've read more than 200 chapters. Pig's Foot is still a temporary worker. He has the opportunity to be a teacher at a university. Music is still his passion. What do you want?

Overall, it is a very good novel. In this era where the system is everywhere, it is rare to see a novel that does not have a golden finger and does not rise as fast as a rocket. As for the shortcomings, the ending is a bit rushed. In addition, this is the first time that I have seen so many brothers express their dislike for the heroine created by the author. I also think that the heroine is the biggest flaw of the book. The author's original intention may be to create a growth-oriented female protagonist, from willful to not willful, from not understanding the male protagonist to understanding the male protagonist, from a willful princess to a virtuous wife. But actually it feels a bit broken. The character of the heroine can be summarized in one sentence from other brothers' comments. She has no princess life but suffers from princess disease: before dating, she treated the protagonist as a servant, who would come and go as soon as she called, just to earn face in front of her rich girlfriend; in the early stage of dating, she was either jealous or on the way to becoming jealous; just because the protagonist did not answer the phone in the northwest The words immediately started "gnashing teeth"; when the protagonist's ex-girlfriend arrived, the entire police station surrounded her and thought about how to coax her, which made me suspect that the author was a boxer; the protagonist's ex-girlfriend still came to visit, and even though he knew that the protagonist had an ex-girlfriend who had broken up and that the protagonist had a mission, he still lost his temper and made faces. Even if the author intends to create a growth-oriented heroine, in the current social environment, I feel that such a heroine is the public enemy of many men. Faced with such a heroine, it is difficult for readers to have the patience to wait and look forward to her growth. In the plot, after dating the male protagonist, especially in the early and middle stages of the relationship, she felt dispensable. I felt that the male protagonist might have been better off without dating her. As a police wife, instead of being able to provide any support to the male protagonist, she often hindered the male protagonist and caused trouble for the male protagonist. Although the author may have been aware of this later and deliberately designed plots where the heroine went to the northwest to visit the hero, delivered meals and cooked for the hero many times, and took the postgraduate entrance examination together with the hero, but I personally feel that the usefulness is limited. Finally, in terms of plot logic, the author mentioned at least five times that the heroine was aware of the fact that she and the hero were together less often and separated more often, but in reality? The heroine is still very impatient when the hero is unexpectedly late for a mission, and she still shows off her face and temper when the hero goes out for a mission. Although being aware of it does not mean that you will not be reluctant, sad, or unhappy due to separation, but you should at least show that you are mentally prepared and understanding. Does the heroine's performance really show that she is aware of it? Do you really understand? All I can say is that you understand. There is a huge gap between the author's description and the actual performance of the characters, and there is a huge sense of disconnect in logic. The creation of the heroine, from her character, to her plot presentation, to her logic, all showed a breakdown.

It would be better if the love line didn't appear so early or at all. The heroine really doesn't like the heroine. Both the hero and heroine are civil servants, both good-looking, and their family conditions are similar. There is no need for the heroine to always dislike the hero in the early stage. But after reading the comments, they actually got together in the end. This is not as convincing as arranging a fair, rich and beautiful person. The story is well written, but once I saw that she was the heroine, I didn't want to read any further.

This book is recommended by Study Powerful Nation

Tears run ๐·°(৹˃̵˂̵৹)°·๐ to pay tribute to the older generation! Even if you forget everything, including who you are, you can never forget your mission and responsibility. Forgetting, people can only remember the most important and valuable information to themselves. In Huyi District, there is such an old man who has forgotten his name, but has not forgotten that he was once a people's policeman. At 5 a. M. On June 27, 2018, the Renmin Road Police Station of the Huyi Branch of the Public Security Bureau received a call from a sanitation worker: an old man was found near the Three Balls in the city and was suspected of being missing. After receiving the call, the police rushed to the scene quickly and saw an old man wearing short-sleeved shorts and slippers wandering on the roadside under the dim street lights. The police came forward to ask, but the old man's speech was unclear and he seemed anxious. During the questioning, the old man made an unexpected move. He touched the armband on the police uniform and said: This... This.... When the police tried to learn more about him, the old man was so anxious that he almost cried. Only then did the police realize that the old man could understand the question but could not speak it out. After further patient communication, the police learned that the old man lived near the middle building, so they drove the old man to search around the middle building and asked the old man to point to the approximate location of his home. However, the old man still seemed a little confused, and his mood became increasingly anxious. On the way to find his home, Yang Fan, a young police officer on duty, suddenly realized a problem, which was the old man's action of touching his armband just now! He tried to ask the old man: "Have you ever been a policeman?" The old man replied in a hoarse voice, "Well... Um..." "How long have you been a policeman?" The policeman continued to ask, but at this time the old man was still unable to answer the question completely. Unable to bear to see the old man consuming his thoughts so much, the policeman asked, "Do you only remember that you were a policeman?" Finally got the old man's affirmative answer. After repeated attempts to find a home for the old man failed, the police took him back to the police station. At the police station, the police took photos while calming the old man's emotions, and asked everyone in the branch's WeChat work group to help identify him. Soon, the police received a response: This was Lao Yang, a retired police officer from the branch who lived in the family building opposite the branch. A few minutes later, the old man was safely sent home by the police. The police learned from the old man's family that the old man often got up around four o'clock in the morning and went out for a walk. Unexpectedly, he accidentally got lost this time. What moved the police at the scene even more was that although the old man later suffered from geriatric syndrome and could not remember many things, he always remembered that he was once a policeman. The police learned from the old man's family that the old man often got up around four o'clock in the morning and went out for a walk. Unexpectedly, he accidentally got lost this time. What moved the police at the scene even more was that although the old man later suffered from geriatric syndrome and could not remember many things, he always remembered that he was once a policeman. This reminds me of Grandpa Gu and the type of people represented by this kind of old man! Pay tribute! Pay tribute! Pay tribute!

To be honest, the first few books were good, but they changed in the middle. They also hired special lecturers and had five classes a week. What kind of movie is this?

What's yours is yours after all, and no one can take it away. If it's not you, it's not yours. Take it or leave it. The protagonist knows his position very well, so he has a relaxed attitude. It is precisely because of this that the leader can rest assured that he does not have to worry about the protagonist having additional ideas and is willing to reuse him.

Is the protagonist's master a saint? He always helps the leader with various explanations, just to let the protagonist endure and then understand what the leader is doing. I don't believe there is such a person...

The author's depiction of grassroots work is indeed very realistic, and his writing style is also good. It's much better than some movies and TV series that pay IQ tax. A small thought: Do you feel that the male protagonist's identification with his profession as a people's police officer is a little low?

It's so frustrating. I can't stand it anymore. Qi Wen

I haven't seen such a positive novel in a long time. Thanks to the author

The more you look at it, the better it looks 😊