"As a deputy to the National People's Congress, I have three requirements for myself: first, the suggestions put forward should be in line with professional knowledge; second, the problems investigated should be supported by the people; third, more efforts should be devoted to peacetime." Chen Wei, the vice president of Quzhou Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was first known by the public. He was rescued by CPR at the railway station in 2014. After this story spread on the Internet, she was called "the most beautiful doctor" by netizens. In 2018, Chen Wei was elected to the National People's Congress. So far, she has submitted more than 70 proposals and suggestions, most of which are close to the people's livelihood and convey the voice of the people. She summed up a set of her own "prescriptions" on how to perform her duties better with heart and emotion. "I am a doctor in the intensive care unit, and I am well aware of the significance of popularizing first-aid knowledge and skills to the public." In 2020, a senior high school student in Quzhou saved his drowning grandfather with the first-aid knowledge learned during the winter vacation. While the matter aroused widespread concern across the country, it also deeply touched Chen Wei. In March of that year, she brought the suggestion of "taking CPR as one of the necessary skills for high school students" to the National People's Congress and the National People's Congress, and promoted many schools in China to incorporate first-aid skills into the high school curriculum. Chen Wei put forward several suggestions related to this, such as "cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills promotion", "defibrillator installation and use promotion", "cardiopulmonary resuscitation should be included in the assessment of training motor vehicle drivers", and so on. At the National Two Sessions in 2022, she put forward "the suggestion that cardiopulmonary resuscitation should be one of the necessary skills for people in special positions". The proposal was replied by the National Health and Health Commission after the meeting, which successfully promoted the strengthening of emergency rescue training for relevant personnel in fire protection, transportation, mining, tourism and other industries. "This year, I will continue to put forward suggestions to improve the first aid system," Chen Wei said. Finding problems in the most crowded places is another important experience of Chen Wei in performing his duties. Huang Zhongjing, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Quzhou Public Security Bureau, said that Quzhou Public Security Bureau is one of the units that Chen Wei must visit and investigate before the conference every year. "This area 'zombie car' covers a lot of land, and cars in the neighborhood can't park in." "There must be some problems with the lighting of several sections of the highway, and several accidents have occurred in that section."... "The common people say it is difficult to find the police, and what the first-line police see and think is an important window for me to collect clues about the performance of my duties." After an investigation in the morning, she collected the "zombie car" management, the construction of the anti-fraud system There are more than ten clues to the problem that people are highly concerned about, such as insufficient lighting in some highway sections. Chen Wei also tried his best to use his work in ordinary times. "I have been working in the intensive care unit of the hospital. Whenever I treat the injured in a car accident, I sort out the place and time of the accident, find common problems from them, and find that the accident is related to some road conditions." Based on the solid accumulation at ordinary times, in recent years, Chen Wei and Quzhou traffic police visited and investigated some roads with high incidence of accidents, found the risk focus, and eliminated the safety hazards for the people. Chen Wei's chat group involves grass-roots doctors, community managers, emergency volunteers, teachers and other industries. She often asks for clues in the group.