Chaoyang Police Affairs

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~