Let The People Sleep More Securely, And The Soldiers Of The People Are At The Forefront Of Flood Prevention And Disaster Relief

Recently, the troops under the command of the Central Theater Command have been at the forefront of flood control and disaster relief in Tianjin. On the side of the levee and in rainy nights, a commando team of party members and a party member rushed forward and worked first. Wherever the danger occurred, the troops Wherever they advance, party members will charge wherever they go, fighting day and night to protect the lives and property of the masses with all their strength.
On the 12th, on the embankment along the Daqing River, officers and soldiers who had fought all night held a ceremony of "joining the party on the front line of fire".

Although the "FireWire Joining the Party" ceremony is short, the sonorous oath is like a "charge", which keeps the officers and soldiers always high-spirited in fighting passion. On August 11, the Tianjin Meteorological Observatory issued a yellow rainstorm warning, and the flood control pressure of the Daqing River and Ziya River increased sharply. According to the instructions of the joint command post in Tianjin for flood fighting and emergency rescue in the Central Theater Command, a brigade of the 82nd Army Group has further strengthened its day and night patrols of dikes and embankments.
Li Jianglong, Squad Leader of a Brigade of the 82nd Group Army of the Army: The Daqing River is on my right and the homes of ordinary people in Tianjin are on my left. As a member of the Communist Party, I should stand in the middle at this time and block the river.

Shen Xiangdong, a soldier from a brigade of the 81st Group Army, carried more than 1,300 sandbags and assisted his comrades in filling more than 600 sandbags in the reinforcement of the Ziya River embankment. As a company hygienist, he also ran around the front line of flood control during his shifts, delivering medicines for his comrades.
He Xiaofeng, Battalion Commander of a Brigade of the Central Theater Army: The heavy rain wet their clothes, but it couldn't dampen their enthusiasm for patrolling the dikes and berms. The more low-lying and waterlogged areas, the more you can see their footsteps. Wherever there is difficulty, there will be party flags flying, where there is danger, there will be party members.