May Fourth Youth Day Special Plan | The Exciting Motivation of a Armed Police Officer
2023-05-04
At the "178 Heights", he Yishu, a journalist from the People's Liberation Army Daily, quickly climbed up the steps with a figure in the early morning light. At the moment he reached the top of the mountain, a red sun slowly rose from the sea, shining brightly on the soldier's cheeks. On Ertiao Island, 3 kilometers away from the barracks of the Second Squadron of the Ningde Detachment of the Armed Police, stands a small sentry post. This is the 2nd outpost known as "178 Heights" by the squadron officers and soldiers. Every time they go on sentry duty, the officers and soldiers of the squadron climb a slope of nearly 70 degrees with 178 steps, which is equivalent to climbing a 22 story tall building. Sentinel 2 is the famous "Glorious Sentinel" of the squadron. This is also one of the most familiar positions for Squadron Second Class Sergeant Tian Wei. An inch of land, witnessing the youth and growth of this post-90s soldier, is also engraved with the poetry of a sentinel and the distance. Like those border guards rooted in high mountains, islands, and snowy deserts, Tian Wei often struggles with loneliness and loneliness. Late at night, as fishing boats returned to the port, the nearby villages also fell silent, and the world seemed to be left alone. If it's a holiday, the taste will be even more agonizing. When it comes to loneliness, most of the time it's not lonely either. Standing at Sentinel 2, the panoramic view of the Ningde Nuclear Power Plant in Fujian is unobstructed. Whenever he feels tired, Tian Wei will take a look at the nuclear power plant he is guarding. Under the light at night, four nuclear reactors stood tall, and the whole plant area was as bright as day. While delivering energy to the outside world, the nuclear power plant also provides spiritual motivation for the sentinels guarding it. A set of publicly reported data shocked Tian Wei: As of the end of 2022, the cumulative online electricity consumption of the four units of the Ningde Nuclear Power Plant Phase I project in Fujian exceeded 240 billion kilowatt hours. Compared with coal-fired power plants of the same scale, it is equivalent to reducing standard coal consumption by more than 73 million tons, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by more than 222 million tons, reducing nitrogen oxide emissions by 36800 tons, and afforestation by 545100 hectares. Along the coast of the mainland of China, nuclear power plants have emerged one after another, becoming a new source of energy for the country's economic and social development. In places where people cannot see, sentinels stand with guns, guarding the lights of countless families at the checkpoints guarding the nuclear power plant. Sentinel 2 is just one of them, and Tian Wei is just one of the ordinary sentinels. After understanding Tian Wei and the outpost he held, I also understood the silent dedication of these "nuclear power guardians". The surging power of an armed police officer ■ Reporter He Yishu from the People's Liberation Army Daily, Correspondent Guo Zelong, Zhang Xiaomin, and Zhou Zhuo have been continuously rainy for more than half a month, making this beautiful small town by Qingchuan Bay shrouded in clouds and mist, like a fairyland. The life of facing the sea and blooming spring flowers is not always comfortable. At least, this is the case for Sergeant Tian Wei, Level 2 of the Second Squadron of the Ningde Detachment of the Armed Police Force. Even though Tian Wei has been living here for 12 years, it is difficult to get used to windy, humid, and salty weather. However, this is a "feng shui treasure trove" for the development of nuclear power. On February 18, 2008, the Fujian Ningde Nuclear Power Plant officially began construction in Fuding City, Ningde. Along with the Ningde Nuclear Power Plant, there is also the Ningde Detachment Duty Second Squadron. They are loyal guardians guarding the nuclear power plant. Over the years, Tian Wei and his comrades in arms
Edit：Luo yu Responsible editor：Wang xiao jing
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