Officer Feng's Spicy Love

In 2018, in a county in Sichuan, traffic policeman Feng Wenyuan's daily duties were full of surprises - he stopped a tricycle loaded with live chickens, persuaded an aunt who occupied the road to dance in the square, and even helped a teddy dog ​​get into the chassis of a police car. In these turbulent moments, Lu Qing, a clerk in the county committee office, is always indispensable. When she showed up with documents, she might have caught him with chicken shit splattered all over his trousers, or cooking hot pot noodles on an alcohol stove. From dealing with scratches at the egg bakery stall to mediating parking space disputes at the wet market, the two gradually developed a tacit understanding through the intersection of violation tickets and research reports. Lu Qing would hand him iced sour plum soup to relieve the heat of his high-temperature duty, and would also use laws and regulations to help him get back to the unruly car owner; Feng Wenyuan would help her push the cart in heavy rain, and would silently remember her favorite brown sugar cold cake. When the nickname "Pangpang Feng" spread from the primary school nursing post to the county party committee compound, the stray cat "Ganggang" who worked at the post became a tacit concern between the two of them. This fate, which started from a trivial nature, finally ushered in a confession at the annual summary meeting - "I have liked you since the day you helped me pick up the survey form with chicken feathers all over your body." This is a warm collision between two ordinary people in the streets of the county town. There is a wonderful mix of tickets and brown sugar, and there is also a delicate heartbeat hidden behind the law enforcement recorder.