Chopping the waves and patrolling the sea border - Chen Xuewen, Deputy Director of the Weihai Maritime Police Bureau in Shandong, is passionate about the maritime law enforcement work. In the early winter and late at night, the cold wind is chilly, and a sharp bell pierces the quiet night sky by the Weihai Bay. After receiving the emergency sailing order, Chen Xuewen, the deputy director of the Weihai Maritime Police Bureau in Shandong, immediately got up his spirits and trotted all the way to the wharf. As the ship sounded its horn and set sail, the 56 year old man stood on the deck and felt his blood boil at the thought of carrying out the mission of safeguarding rights and enforcing laws. "We are the Chinese maritime police, please stop the ship immediately for inspection!" During the cruise, Chen Xuewen commanded the law enforcement officers to carry out routine boarding inspection on ships according to law, and while strictly investigating and punishing maritime violations, he did not forget to urge passing ships to pay attention to navigation safety. This is a shot of Chen Xuewen's daily comprehensive maritime law enforcement work, reflecting his boundless love for the marine cause. A few years ago, Chen Xuewen took the lead in submitting an application to the organization to join the marine police team. At that time, the news was very popular among relatives and friends. "My old companion, you are about to retire, so why bother?" "We can't bear to part with you"... In those days, Chen Xuewen often tossed and turned in the face of all kinds of incomprehension and concerns. He grew up at the seaside, and made an indissoluble bond with the sea. After graduation in 1986, he returned to his hometown to engage in marine fishery supervision and management. He won many honors such as advanced individual for his outstanding achievements and outstanding performance. In the face of going back and forth, he really couldn't bear to part with the sea of yearning. Finally, he persuaded his family to take off the "Fishery Administration Blue" and replace it with the "Peacock Blue" and join the new marine police team without hesitation. After joining the marine police, Chen Xuewen did not change his responsibilities and remained engaged in maritime rights protection and law enforcement. Along the way, he has successively served as a section member, deputy section chief, section chief, deputy stationmaster and deputy director. In his work, Chen Xuewen often walked on the dock, boarded fishing boats, visited fishermen, and investigated farming. The residents were very familiar with him, and they all admired him when they mentioned him. Once, when a fishing boat broke down in a certain sea area and encountered bad weather, fishermen asked for help. Time is life. Chen Xuewen quickly commanded and rushed for help. At that time, the storm was raging, and the wind force was up to 8. People were dizzy when they bumped on the ship. Because of the strong wind and strong waves, the ship could not lean up after approaching the target. At the critical moment, he took the lead in forcefully jumping to help and fell heavily on the deck. He tried hard to bear the pain, and constantly organized everyone to overhaul the fishing boat. Big raindrops fell on his head and gathered into rain curtains along everyone's cheeks. After more than 10 hours of hard work, they successfully rescued 8 fishermen. Last year, the Maritime Police Law of the People's Republic of China was promulgated and implemented. Chen Xuewen regarded learning the law and its application as his skill, insisted on learning legal business knowledge, made regular visits to explore the situation in his jurisdiction, strengthened law enforcement cooperation among maritime related departments, actively accepted the task of tempering, and constantly improved his leadership ability and comprehensive quality of managing the sea and the sea according to law. He also guided the grassroots to establish law popularization teams and law enforcement vanguards of Party members, imparted law enforcement experience hand in hand, and helped train a number of maritime law enforcement experts. "Innovate the governance path, give full play to the comprehensive strength, and strive to achieve the goal of not getting off the ship for minor matters, not leaving the port for major events, and not handing over contradictions", which is Chen Xuewen's working standard for building "Maple Bridge on the Sea". During his stay on the boat, a fishing boat