Once upon a time, Hong Kong-made films swept the Chinese circle, and to this day, many tourists will ask if there is any "old boy" in Hong Kong's Causeway Bay, and many tourists will go to the Hong Kong police to take photos.
This is the charm of Hong Kong films, which have influenced several generations, and are still active in variety shows in the mainland, and the shadow of Hong Kong artists can be seen everywhere, because their works at that time are still fresh in people's memories.
Her name is Wang Shuo, 35 years old, born in a scholarly family in Dalian, her mother and grandmother are teachers, and she is the generation that has been influenced by Hong Kong films, and she has been attracted by the Hong Kong police in movies since she was a child.
In the Hong Kong film, the righteous image of the police was edified, which made her determined to go to Hong Kong to become a "Xinzha senior sister", and in 2011, after graduating from university, she came to Hong Kong alone to develop and become a "Hong Kong drifter".
She went to Hong Kong to study at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and in the second year, she successfully obtained a master's degree and worked as a teaching assistant in a primary school in Hong Kong.
When she got her Hong Kong identity as she wished, she said to herself that it was time to realize her dream, and in 2022, she still applied for the Hong Kong police officer, but she couldn't pass the test in terms of physical fitness.
The next year, after a year of physical fitness, in 2023, she applied for the Hong Kong Police Exam again, and this time she finally successfully passed the test and became a Hong Kong Police Officer, stationed at the Wan Chai Police Station.
Wang Shuo admits that in the past 10 years in Hong Kong, he has faced countless difficulties, including learning Cantonese well, adapting to hot and humid weather, and accepting eating habits and living environments that are completely different from those in his hometown.
However, Hong Kong is a very tolerant city, and if you don't know Cantonese, you can just learn it! At the same time as the school and with the help of the students, this allowed her to gradually master Cantonese and integrate into the city.
In an interview with Hong Kong media, she said that in her police career this year, what impressed her the most was dealing with an investment fraud case, and the sufferer from Jiangsu lost a huge amount of money.
During the recording of the confession, the idea of seeking death was revealed, "I directly dismissed her in Mandarin, and everyone spoke in unison, successfully calming her emotions and saving her life, while also asking for more clues that could help solve the case." ”
Wang Shuo, who has a warm and helpful personality from the north, hopes to have the opportunity to develop in criminal investigation in the future, and uses her personal experience to encourage people such as "Hong Kong Drifter" to join the Force.
Netizen "REED": It's really good, she can realize her dream, at the age of 35, she can also take the police exam and become a civil servant, which makes me really unimaginable, Hong Kong without worries about the age of the workplace, this is too enviable, I also want to take the exam.
Netizen "Hoiian Lam": Now that the integration of the two places is becoming more and more frequent, it is necessary to have more bilingual people to join the Hong Kong Police Force, on the one hand, to understand Hong Kong, but also to know the living background of mainland residents, and to deal with many things handy, which is worth promoting.
Netizen "Naomi": The Hong Kong Police Force is the department with the greatest shortage of civil servants, the newspaper said that there is a shortage of more than 6,800 people, so the application requirements have been lowered, 35 years old is very young, my colleague's brother has just joined the police force, he is 42 years old, he used to do insurance, and now he is a Hong Kong policeman!
Netizen "Leo Chan": In fact, the earliest Chinese police officers in Hong Kong were also from Shandong in the north, and it was because they didn't know Cantonese that they could do their police work impartially.