Rapid Iron Fist - Observation Report from the Mobile First Squadron of the Beijing Armed Police Force - Collaborated by the People's Liberation Army Daily reporter Fei Shiting, Anpuzhong, and special correspondent Wang Yushan and Wu Yanlong. Li Chao took a photo of the capital city of Beijing, with towering buildings and bustling streets and alleys, thriving and peaceful. People immersed in a happy life may not know that behind the prosperity, there is a armed police force that is brave in taking responsibility, not afraid of sacrifice, and willing to sacrifice, constantly guarding the lights of every family on the land of Beijing. In the midsummer season, reporters walked into this unit with special environments, positions, missions, and requirements - the First Mobile Detachment of the Beijing Armed Police Force. Well trained and well-equipped, it is a high praise from the Party and the people for this army; The Party and the people's fervent expectations for this army are to move like wind and win with courage. The People's Armed Police Force is an important component of the People's Armed Forces led by the Communist Party of China. It shoulders significant responsibilities in maintaining national security and social stability, and safeguarding the people's good life. It plays an important role in maintaining political security, especially political and institutional security. Since the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the officers and soldiers of the detachment have kept in mind President Xi Jinping's earnest instructions, focused on practical training in mission tasks, and taken strict measures from difficulties, Efforts will be made to accelerate the modernization level and practical combat capabilities of the military, and to forge a loyal and responsible winning iron fist. In late July and early August, due to the impact of Typhoon "Dussuri", extreme rainfall occurred in the Beijing Tianjin Hebei region, causing floods and geological disasters, posing a significant threat to the safety of people's lives and property. At a critical moment, the detachment of officers and soldiers set out overnight to urgently rescue the trapped people, repair roads, transport materials, clean up mud, and continue to fight on the front line of flood prevention and relief. During the interview, the song "Iron Fist Strike" often lingered in the ears of reporters - "The iron fist that won, the forged steel, and the loyal guards resounded. The iron heart took on the mission to the party, and the body was full of blood pressing the gun barrel... Strike! Strike! Strike! Polish your glory in the battle!" (1) In the early morning, the scorching heat had not yet completely dissipated, and the hustle and bustle of the night gradually subsided, leaving the bustling city quiet and peaceful. Suddenly, an urgent order shattered the tranquility of the camp. The crisp whistle, rapid footsteps, and roaring motors instantly converge into a rolling iron flow. Thunder strikes with a rainbow like momentum. In the suburbs of Beijing, a practical exercise is rapidly unfolding. After the troops arrived at the task area, the team leader Chen Panfeng quickly assessed the "enemy situation" and made up his mind. Each unit acted quickly. Snipers quietly seize the commanding heights; Unmanned aerial vehicles conduct global search and lock targets; Special operations team members are as light as a swallow and quietly infiltrate the "enemy" positions; Armored squads block roads, firepower blocks... "The fighter plane is fleeting. To fulfill the responsibilities and missions entrusted by the Party and the people, respond to emergencies, and complete assault tasks, we must act quickly, react quickly, and move quickly." Looking at the smoke that has not yet dissipated from the drill site, Chen Panfeng told reporters, "Strengthening the construction of core capabilities for carrying out duty and handling emergencies requires not only speed but also acceleration. The "battle of life and death" during Chen Panfeng's military career still lingers in his memory - "That year, a gunman killed someone with explosives