Chapter 66 a hero is such a person

Comrade Zhou Ming sent the "Xi'an Evening News" report on November 18, 1986, to I read.After I read this heroic deed, I wondered what kind of power supported her, so that this 18-year-old weak woman had such a strong sense of responsibility and self-confidence, and was able to work within the tightly closed iron gate. Fighting bravely alone, enduring pain and bleeding, he walked from the injured place to the business office, closed the three doors on the door, checked the 7,000 yuan stored in the desk drawer, and walked back to the dormitory to get the key to the vault. Struggling to open the iron door of the credit union to call for help?

This power could not have erupted suddenly when something happened.We got the answer from the girl's book of excerpts of famous sayings! A hero is a person who, at a decisive moment, does what is required for the good of human society. Yes, whether to hand over the vault key or not is a decisive moment.What she needs to do for the benefit of human society is to be willing to risk her life and be unyielding until death. The girl was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. When she saw the director of the hospital, she let go of her right hand and handed the key to the vault covered in blood to the director.Before she died, she said twice: "Thief boy - caught - no?"

After the girl's death, "thousands of people from tens of miles around spontaneously rose up to pay her funeral." Party members, cadres and workers of the whole system should learn from Li Fenglian's dedication to duty." Of course, these "decisions" and "calls" are both correct and should be done.But what I am most concerned about is the last sentence of the girl: "Have you caught the thief?" January 19, 1987, Beijing