With the warm spring breeze, World Book Day is coming. The immigration management police at the Jilin Quanhe Entry-Exit Border Inspection Station picked up books after their busy work and enriched their inner world through reading.
In the police barracks, reading has become a new fashion. Civilian police officers often read not only laws and regulations directly related to their work, but also many books on psychology, world history, and literature of various countries. These books not only increase their skills in dealing with various situations, but more importantly, improve their humanistic skills, so that they can better understand each other when dealing with travelers from different countries. For example, reading psychology books taught them how to stay calm in a stressful work environment and how to communicate more effectively with people. History books help them understand the background of different cultures, which enhances their confidence and convenience when communicating with foreign tourists.
On the same day, the police battalion organized a sharing session where everyone got together to talk about their reading experience and share the joy and changes brought about by reading. A veteran police officer said: "Books are our mentors and friends, they teach me a lot of ways to deal with complex situations, and they also allow me to find solace in my heart and soul in the midst of my busy and stressful schedule." "Not only to improve their operational capabilities, but also to read a wider world for these police officers. They travel the world through the lines in the pages of the book, and appreciate different customs and customs. For them, books are not only carriers of knowledge, but also windows to the soul and bridges of emotions.
This kind of reading activity not only enriches the spare time life of the police officers, but also enhances the cultural atmosphere of the entire police barracks. In this spring of books, the immigration management police read attentively, connected the world with books, and armed themselves with knowledge, truly realizing "spring is accompanied by good reading, and the fragrance of books fills the police barracks".
Produced by Jilin Daily
Author: Bi Tao and Lu Zhengxu
Curator: Han Xuejie
Executive Editor-in-Chief: Yu Yue
Editor: Wu Ming