"The World Cup is in progress, so you can watch the football, but don't gamble on it." "Uncle, don't trust the winning information"... When you walk into Yonghe Town, Xingning City, Meizhou, you can see the local Hakka sister volunteer service team members serving the villagers beside the village road, on the ridge and on the square. The report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China proposed to improve the governance system of urban and rural communities, and resolve conflicts and disputes at the grass-roots level in a timely manner. Based on the characteristics of young and middle-aged men in Yonghe Town who go out to work more and more women, elderly people and children left behind, Yonghe Police Station of Xingning Public Security Bureau innovated the work of mass prevention and mass governance, organized the left behind women to set up a Hakka fine sister volunteer service team, and cooperated with women police and women cadres to implement grid prevention and control management, supporting "half the sky" of rural governance. Huang Cuifang, a villager, had been busy taking care of the elderly and children before she tapped the new potential of the left behind women and joined the Hakka Fine Sister Volunteer Service Team. When the family man goes out to work, the burden of housework naturally falls on her. "In the past, I used to go around the children or the stove every day." Huang Cuifang said that after joining the team, she did some meaningful things for the village with a group of sisters. She was praised by the villagers and felt very satisfied. "Rural left behind women and children have always been the focus group we pay attention to." Zeng Fandong, the director of Yonghe Police Station, told the author that in early 2021, the police station tried to invite some left behind women to participate in the work of mass prevention and mass governance, and established a Hakka fine sister volunteer service team with local characteristics. According to Zeng Fandong, at the beginning of the construction of the team, Luo Qian, a community policewoman from the police station, was the team leader, and women cadres from towns and villages were the main members. Relying on the organization of the Women's Federation, women left behind in villages were gradually absorbed into the team, and women policemen were assisted to carry out law popularization and various voluntary services on a daily basis. In the past two years since its establishment, the size of the service team has expanded to 135 members, of whom nearly 80% are party members. As with other grassroots police stations, the main police situation to be handled by Yonghe Police Station is the contradiction and dispute among the masses. "Women often have unique flexible advantages in dealing with disputes and solving the needs of people in difficulty." Luo Xi told the author that now, the Hakka sister volunteer service team has become the backbone of the investigation of conflicts and disputes in the area under its jurisdiction. They follow the female police to visit the people in the village and ask for their needs, and carry out a dragnet type investigation of conflicts and disputes. Where there is a conflict, they will go where there is a difficulty. Some time ago, the police of Yonghe Police Station received a report from the members of Lanpai Village, saying that a couple of mothers in law and daughters in law in the village were arguing over trifles, which almost led to physical conflict. After receiving the report, the female police of the police station immediately led the members of the service team to the scene for mediation. It turns out that the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law often have different living habits, resulting in contradictions from daily chores. The police and members of the team adopted the method of "breaking through each other" to do ideological work on the "back to back" mediation between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. After mediation, the estrangement between the two sides gradually disappeared, and finally shook hands and made peace. Since last year, with the participation and assistance of service members, Yonghe Police Station has handled 92 disputes, with a success rate of 98.3%. Where there are difficulties in solving difficult problems for villagers, there are service members. Yonghe Zhencheng