China News Service, Shanghai, February 15 (Chen Jing and Li Yuhang) Li Guowei is an immigration management policeman at the Shanghai Immigration Main Station Airport Immigration Station. His father, Li Zhong, was a policeman at the Gaoqiao Immigration Station outside the Shanghai Main Immigration Station and retired honorably at the end of January this year.
This year, due to his Spring Festival duties, Li Guowei was unable to return to his hometown in Shandong with his family for reunion. He told reporters on the 15th that he remembered when he was a child, he went to visit his father who was on duty during the Spring Festival. When he saw his father and his comrades patrolling the port in full gear, the strong and upright figures in the sea breeze were deeply imprinted in his heart. "Dad, when I grow up, I want to be a people's policeman like you." Li Guowei, who was only 6 years old at the time, said to his father in a childish voice.
This time, Li Zhong received a call from his son and said: "Son, do your job well and don't worry about your family. We fully support your work!"
In 2021, after graduating from the police academy, Li Guowei joined the Shanghai Immigration Inspection Station Airport Immigration Station. Since then, the Shanghai Immigration Inspection Department has a pair of "father and son soldiers". This year is the third Spring Festival that Li Guowei has spent at his post. From the third to the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, Li Guowei fought on the front line of the country for three consecutive days. During these three days, Li Guowei not only handled entry and exit border inspection procedures for hundreds of passengers, but also provided customs clearance consultation, on-site patrols, and suspicious person investigation. He was also busy in many positions. On off-duty days, Li Guowei took the initiative to ask the team leader to stay on duty in the unit. He said: "My parents are celebrating the New Year in Shandong, and I am the only one at home. I will be on duty and let my colleagues spend time with their relatives at home."
During the holidays, his father Li Zhong repeatedly told his son: "During the Spring Festival, the passenger flow is large, so we must work more carefully and ensure both speed and quality." During the Spring Festival, Li Guowei, with his meticulous and responsible work attitude, discovered and dealt with 2 cases of foreigners overstaying their visas. event.
It is understood that on the eve of the Spring Festival, Li Guowei and his father won annual awards and third-class merit in their respective units. Li Guowei said proudly: "This is an encouragement and a spur to me. I will keep in mind my father's instructions and use inheritance and perseverance to write a song of youth that maintains port safety and smoothness."
At the Shanghai Airport Border Inspection Station stationed at the Pudong International Airport port, 60-year-old Chen Lianjun will retire honorably in a few months after the Spring Festival. During this holiday, he could have enjoyed the "old comrade treatment" in advance and went home to celebrate the New Year with his family. However, he took the initiative to apply to the team leader and continued to stick to his post. Together with his comrades, he performed the most arduous cargo plane entry and exit inspection tasks to ensure the smooth customs clearance of people's supplies during the festival. It is reported that he and his comrades inspect more than 100 inbound and outbound cargo planes every day.
On the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, planes took off and landed intensively on the tarmac of Pudong International Airport, and the loud roar of engines could not be heard. Chen Lianjun and his colleagues had long been accustomed to this kind of noise. "The shuttle inbound and outbound cargo planes and busy ports represent the infinite vitality and vitality of China's import and export trade." Chen Lianjun said with emotion in an interview. He said: "Cargo flights are busy coming in and out during the Spring Festival, and border inspections must be meticulous and efficient. We cannot let the planes wait for us."
Chen Lianjun is performing entry-exit inspection of cargo planes. (Photo by Pan Jiefeng)
On that day, the temperature in Shanghai soared to 23 degrees Celsius, and it was very stuffy in the small cabin. Throughout the afternoon, Chen Lianjun and his colleagues inspected 7 cargo planes non-stop, sweating profusely. During the break, Chen Lianjun checked his exercise records and found that he had walked 18,300 steps today. He smiled and said to his colleagues: "There will be a wave of cargo planes arriving and leaving the port during the night. I will definitely be able to break 20,000 steps by the end of the day." (End)