The Napo squadron of the Armed Police has been stationed in the depths of the mountains in southern Xinjiang for a long time. Mountains, steep slopes and cliffs are isolated from the world? But there are no obstacles in the world of knowledge. This year, they finally built their own library. A large number of books in the library can enrich the amateur life of officers and bring them spiritual satisfaction. This also reflects our government's spiritual understanding and support for officers. This library is built for learning. Learning is a necessary condition for an organism to keep a balance with its living environment. In order to adapt to the changing environment, animals need to learn, while people should not only adapt to the environment, but also transform the environment to better serve human beings, which requires more learning. Building a library can satisfy officers' thirst for knowledge, thirst for knowledge and self-motivation. They can choose to read their favorite books after work to soothe their lonely hearts in the depths of the mountains.

It is necessary to ensure the living needs of officers from both spiritual and material aspects. It is a serious political task to carry out the important exposition of the leaders, implement the central government's decision-making and deployment, do a good job in military service guarantee, and make soldiers a respected profession in the whole society. It is necessary to select cadres with strong government agencies, strengthen the construction of service centers at all levels, give full play to the role of volunteer social workers, adhere to the standards of "loyalty, dedication, diligence and Excellence", and cultivate a group of high-quality talents with feelings, ability and patience to provide a strong guarantee for effectively performing their duties.

The leader once said:? Blood is more valuable than sweat? . The sacrifices and sacrifices of soldiers should be compensated as necessary. At present, it is difficult for soldiers to give priority to execution, to ensure their identity and to resettle demobilized soldiers. We must earnestly protect the rights of soldiers. His selfless dedication has been affirmed by us, and we should learn to respect, love and praise them. If it is said that in the troubled autumn war years, risking one's life and bravely killing the enemy is the best embodiment of the value of soldiers, then in peacetime, silent dedication is the best portrayal of soldiers. Soldiers! The motherland needs you, and the times call you. You are a good son and daughter of the Chinese nation and the patron saint of hundreds of millions of people.