The sun was scorching hot, but Dou Shunmei, a villager from Shuiquanzi Village, Baqiao District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, did not stay indoors to escape the heat. Instead, she stood at the entrance of the courtyard and looked around. Recently, Xi'an has been experiencing sustained high temperatures and significantly less precipitation than in previous years. Dou Shunmei's farmhouse has been forced to shut down due to water shortages. We can't draw water from the well, washing vegetables and cooking are problems, and many reservations have been refunded, "he sighed as he looked at his almost depleted water tank." We can overcome the impact on our business, but it's difficult for elderly people, thanks to the People's Liberation Army... "At this moment, the sound of the car horn sounded from far to near. Dou Shunmei's eyes lit up and she said, "The young soldiers are here!" A fire truck drove into the village, and Zhao Zenggang, a cadre of the Rocket Force Engineering University, jumped out of the car. While commanding the soldiers to lay water hoses and collect water guns, he greeted the villagers who came to collect water with buckets and basins, saying, "Everyone, line up! For the villagers who have difficulty moving, let's bring water to their doorstep!" Dou Shunmei moved out her own stool, but no officers or soldiers sat down to rest. The soldiers carried buckets of water to deliver to the homes of elderly people living alone until the water tanks were filled; The leading cadre filled the villagers' buckets one by one, busy and sweating profusely. Since our well dried up in mid July, the soldiers have been using fire trucks to deliver water to us twice a day. ”Dou Shunmei said, "In the days over 40 degrees Celsius, there hasn't been a day without interruption." "If we stop delivering for a day, some villagers will run out of water. ”Di Xuehua, a cadre of Rocket Force Engineering University, said that in mid July, the street reported to Rocket Force Engineering University that the surrounding villagers had difficulty using water. The school immediately contacted each village and dispatched vehicles to deliver water. As of now, they have delivered more than 40 tons of water to the resident villagers. On the road, the water stains dry quickly. But the villagers know that there are not only water droplets splashing from the pipes, but also sweat droplets falling from the officers and soldiers