Chinanews.com, Lhasa, March 6th, title: "Learn from Lei Feng Memorial Day" 60th Anniversary: Tibet's military, police and civilians work together to practice the "Lei Feng Spirit"
Author Gongsang Lamu Li Lin Ma Jun Si Rao Laon
In Medog in March, the sun is shining. The "Lei Feng Service Team" of a frontier defense regiment of the Tibet Military Region has been active in ethnic minority villages for a long time. In Medog County in the southwestern border of China, it has carried out a variety of convenience service activities and practiced Lei Feng's spirit with practical actions.
The data picture shows that the Medog border guards provide free medical visits for people with reduced mobility.
Photo courtesy of Ma Jun
Medog County is located at the southern foot of the Himalayas. It is a multi-ethnic settlement in Linzhi City, Tibet, where the Moinba and Lhoba are the main ethnic groups.
Since the Chinese People's Liberation Army stationed in Medog in 1962, it has developed a deep friendship with the residents there.
Set up service points learning from Lei Feng in rural areas to carry out various forms of voluntary service work, and this tradition continues to this day.
On the occasion of the "Learn from Lei Feng Memorial Day" on March 5, the officers and soldiers of the "Lei Feng Service Team" entered the grassroots villages and started their voluntary service work that they have persisted in for more than 30 years.
The picture shows the "Flame Blue" volunteer service team of the Forest Fire Squadron in Karuo District, Qamdo City cleaning up the landslide section.
Photo courtesy of the Forest Fire Squadron of Karuo District, Qamdo
At the event site, military theory lecturers explained border defense policies and regulations in detail to grassroots people; military doctors checked their bodies and distributed medicines for people; The "technical masters" in the military camp exchanged planting and breeding experience and technology with the public, improved environmental sanitation, and maintained equipment and facilities... The officers and soldiers went to the east and went to the west, sending warmth and love, and kept busy for the grassroots.
"The officers and soldiers of the People's Liberation Army are like our relatives. They care about and help us. I am very grateful to them." Gongsang Luobu, a villager in Medog Village, Medog County, Tibet Autonomous Region, said: "The officers and soldiers of the People's Liberation Army often come to the village to help us, to spread scientific knowledge to everyone, and to help us We see a doctor, cut hair, and teach some planting and breeding techniques."
According to Peng Bin, a director of the political work department of a frontier defense regiment in the Tibet Military Region, in 1992, the army set up this "Lei Feng Service Team" specifically to serve the local residents. Most of the team members are backbone experts of party members in different positions. Nodes, long-term climbing and wading deep into the villages where they are stationed, to provide services to the people with all their heart.
Up to now, the "Lei Feng Service Team" has carried out more than 2,000 voluntary inspections, held more than 300 popular science lectures, shared and exchanged planting and breeding techniques more than 500 times, and helped many people get rich.
The picture shows the free clinic at the Centralized Support Service Center for the Destitute.
Photo courtesy of Mangkang County, Qamdo
For more than 30 years, the "Lei Feng Service Team" has served the residents wholeheartedly. Their decades of persistence and hard work have not only effectively promoted the local economic development and social prosperity, but also forged a deep friendship with the border residents. The officers and soldiers stood guard together, patrolled and performed duties, maintained stability and controlled the border, and worked together to promote the stability, prosperity and development of the Medog border defense.
On March 5, the New Era Civilization Practice Center of Mangkang County, Qamdo City, Tibet, mobilized and organized organizations at all levels in the county and the majority of cadres and people to carry out a series of activities of "Learning from Lei Feng" voluntary service and new era civilization practice.
Among them, voluntary service activities such as spring infectious disease prevention guidance, free health clinics, and psychological counseling, helping community day care centers for the elderly and lonely elderly people repair roofs, repair home appliances, clean sanitation, and chop firewood have won the hearts of the people.
On the morning of the same day, small landslides and rolling stones occurred along the national highway G214 in Qamdo and along the intersection of Quni Road. Smooth and safe passage of passing vehicles.
The picture shows the "Flame Blue" volunteer service team of the Forest Fire Squadron in Karuo District, Qamdo City directing the passing vehicles to pass safely.
Photo courtesy of the "Flame Blue" Volunteer Service Team of the Forest Fire Squadron of Karuo District
On the occasion of "Lei Feng Day", the Forest Fire Squadron of Bayi District, Nyingchi City, Tibet organized fire rescue personnel to visit Gala Village, visit the red education base, and learn the spirit of Lei Feng in the new era.
Milin County Forest Fire Squadron sent commanders to the nursing home in the county on the same day to troubleshoot the failure of the fire pool, and went into the pool to inspect and repair the water supply pipes and the walls inside the pool, which solved the worries of the nursing home.
The picture shows volunteers from Jubalong Township carrying out afforestation activities.
Photo courtesy of Mangkang County
In addition, the firefighters of the Forest Fire Squadron of Bomi County, Nyingchi City voluntarily cut hair and cleaned up street garbage for the people in the area under their jurisdiction; the Forest Fire Squadron of Zayu County went into the orchards of grass-roots people, set up water pumps to water them, dug tree pits and transplanted fruit saplings, and let Lei Feng The spirit takes root in the resident and is passed on from generation to generation.
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