Early in the morning, Tian Congcong, a civilian staff member of the Propaganda Department of the Zhejiang Armed Police Force, devoted himself to the intense work of drafting a certain document. At this moment, his phone rang and the stationed Red Cross Society sent a notice of award, but he had no time to attend - the "Three Meetings and One Good" excellent political instructor competition of the headquarters was about to take place, and he, who was responsible for related support work, couldn't escape. This "peacock blue", who has just won the National Award for Voluntary Blood Donation and the Award for Voluntary Hematopoietic Stem Cell Donation, frankly stated: "Dedication is a sincere and voluntary effort, and it is the essence of a Communist Party member. Honor is not important, only being able to help others is the happiest thing for me." Tian Congcong, from Zunyi, Guizhou, grew up in the nourishment of red culture and formed a character of being willing to help and contribute. On his 18th birthday, he completed his first voluntary blood donation. Over the years, he has donated dozens of times, with a total volume of tens of thousands of milliliters, and has also joined the Chinese hematopoietic stem cell donor database. That summer, Tian Congcong passed the civil service examination and became a propaganda officer of the Zhejiang Armed Police Corps. Before officially reporting, he received a special call - a Red Cross staff member told him that a 6-year-old girl with a blood disease had successfully matched him, and if he was willing to donate hematopoietic stem cells, it was very likely to save the girl's life. I am willing to donate, "Tian Congcong answered without hesitation. He said that he had expressed in his civil service interview that he would be willing to dedicate himself and serve the people, and this cannot be limited to words. "I hope that the darkness in this young patient's life can be illuminated by the light of goodwill. After the donation was completed, Tian Congcong quickly joined the company. Not long after, he received a gift that crossed thousands of miles - the patient's family entrusted the Red Cross to send a model airplane. On the accompanying postcard, there is the child's immature handwriting: "When I grow up, I will also help others like you." Tian Congcong placed the model in the office, reminding himself that dedicating oneself to happiness and putting practical work into practice are the inherent requirements of military personnel, as well as the qualities and consciousness that a party member should have. My colleagues' impression of Tian Congcong is that there is vitality in his eyes. Once, when the unit was assigned an urgent task, Tian Congcong volunteered and launched several overnight raids to organize and summarize complex information, and organize it into clear materials. Faced with the leader's affirmation, he said, "I just did my job." Not long ago, under the inspiration and mobilization of Tian Congcong, his younger brother enlisted in the army. Even 'little soldiers' can accomplish great things. To do ordinary things to the extreme is extraordinary. "This is what Tian Congcong encouraged his younger brother to strive for, and it is also his job requirement for himself. In the twilight, the lights in the camp gradually lit up. During the break from busy work, Tian Congcong finally had time to look through the thank-you letter he received: "Thank you! I can finally go to school and learned how to tie a red scarf..." On the office windowsill, a model airplane reflected light, as if flapping its wings to fly... (New Press) (Author: Zhou Yiren)