Zhao Rupeng, a poster reporter for the Public Network, reported from Beijing
"So far, I have made a statistic, in the small area of the South Lake, traveled more than 3,000 kilometers, told the party history for the masses more than 1,000 times, and also interpreted the spirit of the red boat for more than 100,000 party members and cadres." On September 24, the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee held a meeting of Chinese and foreign journalists, and Yuan Jing, a docent at the Nanhu Revolution Memorial Hall in Zhejiang Province, said that for nearly 20 years, she had been engaged in the interpretation of revolutionary cultural relics in the frontline, "This is a very important thing, let her life shine." ”
Yuan Jing frankly said that working in such a sacred and glorious post was enough to make her extremely proud. Yuan Jing told reporters that in normal times, she pays attention to accumulation, records the experience, mistakes and thoughts in each explanation, takes notes a year, and has memorized nearly twenty books and tens of thousands of words of propaganda experience for more than ten years. On her desk were all the party history books she had read and the research results of party history experts. Sometimes, in order to complete a preaching task given by her superiors, she had to do a lot of detailed preparations, go to the library to find relevant materials, discuss the preaching process with colleagues, and ask experienced preachers for advice on matters to focus on. Sometimes in order to achieve that the preaching process is flawless, some processes she has to go through more than 10 times alone. Because of this, in the propaganda team of the Nanhu Revolution Memorial Hall, Yuan Jing was the propagandist who gave the most lectures to the party and state leaders, the propagandists with the largest audience of ordinary tourists, the most praised propagandists, and the propagandists who won the most honors.
At the meeting site, Yuan Jing also told everyone the story of the generations of "red boat people" around her. They guard the red boat with their lives, and they also tell the story of the red boat with sincere emotion.
"The red boat has to be repaired every year, one small repair a year, and one major repair in two years." Yuan Jing said that every time she repairs, her colleagues have to check the parts of the red boat one by one. In the summer, under the direct sun of the scorching sun, the wooden board of the red boat should be smeared with tung oil, and there are eight tung oils, which are dried and dried with another layer. These eight tung oils take 50 days to wipe. When summer comes, others want to be able to cool down from the rain, and they are afraid that the rain will delay the repair time. When the typhoon comes, they are always guarding the red boat, constantly towing the red boat according to the wind direction and water level, adjusting to the sheltered position. When the cold wave came, they were not afraid of the bone-chilling lake water, clearing the snow and frost for the red boats.
In Yuan Jing's view, these "red boat people" are also writing extraordinary lives in ordinary jobs day after day, year after year, and are also the vivid practice of practicing the "Mogao Spirit" in obscurity.