"I have to live up to these six words!" On the morning of May 3rd, a journalist video connected Wang Xiangnan, a retired soldier from Quanzhou, Fujian, thousands of miles away. He pointed to a sign posted in the upper left corner of the truck carriage behind him and told the reporter about his experience of encountering danger in a side car two days ago. In the center of the armband shaped emblem, the words "Chinese Veterans" are written. At around 2:10 on May 1st, a landslide disaster occurred on the Chayang section of the Meida Expressway in Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. At a critical moment, Wang Xiangnan promptly parked his truck horizontally in the middle of the highway, blocking incoming traffic from behind and avoiding more people in danger. "The lateral warning was his instinctive reaction as a veteran." Zhao Xinpu, a former platoon commander of Wang Xiangnan, immediately followed media reports about Wang Xiangnan and was not surprised by his actions. 15 years ago, Wang Xiangnan enlisted in a naval aviation unit. In the platoon, Wang Xiangnan is responsible for the communication and maintenance support task of a certain type of aircraft. Before enlisting, Wang Xiangnan studied sports and had no contact with maintenance. In order to quickly improve his business skills, he consulted with the technicians and class leaders around him while also seeking professional books for self-study. One year later, Wang Xiangnan became the backbone of communication maintenance in the platoon, troubleshooting multiple times, and receiving commendation. After retiring, the command sound of "one, two, one" did not disappear from Wang Xiangnan's life. After returning to his hometown of Puyang City, Henan Province, the People's Armed Forces Department of Hualong District learned that Wang Xiangnan had excellent military qualities and specially incorporated him into the militia team. Cao Guoran, then Deputy Minister of the People's Armed Forces Department of Hualong District, Puyang City, recalled that during emergency inspections, Wang Xiangnan always arrived half an hour early, actively participated in drills, and even volunteered to participate in tasks such as flood prevention and military transit support. In recent years, Wang Xiangnan, who works in logistics and freight transportation, has been shuttling around on highways. Many times, when driving in danger due to sudden heavy rain and fog, Wang Xiangnan would take various measures to remind passing drivers to take emergency measures. He also specially posted a sign on the truck with the words "Chinese Veterans" written on it: "I run logistics, and seeing this sign can make customers and drivers along the way trust me more. Moreover, sports cars are more difficult, and sticking this sign is always a reminder to be as brave as when I was in the military and work hard." "Wang Xiangnan is a good person." "Henan Province's great guy, Chinese hero!" After the story of the horizontal car obstacle spread, Wang Xiangnan received rewards from multiple units. "I plan to donate these bonuses to the families of the victims of the Meida Expressway collapse. They need this money more than I do. Whether it was parked horizontally at the time or donating the bonus now, it is something I should do." Faced with everyone's praise, Wang Xiangnan remained calm. "With this motivation, I will do more positive things in the future.". On the noon of May 5th, Wang Xiangnan drove a truck and his wife Jin Yafeng back to Kunming, Yunnan from Quanzhou, Fujian. As soon as the truck was parked in a parking lot in Kunming, they were warmly welcomed by several Henan villagers who had traveled thousands of miles to comfort them. A staff member of the Brave and Righteous Association in Puyang City, Henan Province, who came from afar, is Wang