2 short stories about Lei Feng’s diligence and frugality

Two short stories about Lei Feng’s diligence and thrift, please read below:

1. Little Screws

Once, Lei Feng and Secretary Zhang went to the countryside. Walk and chat. As he walked, Lei Feng felt something tripped his feet. He looked down and saw that it was a rusty screw, so he kicked it to the side of the road. Secretary Zhang asked: "What are you kicking?" Lei Feng said: "It's a broken screw." Secretary Zhang listened without saying a word, picked up the screw from the grass, wiped it clean with a handkerchief, and put it in jacket pocket. Lei Feng felt very strange.

A few days later, Lei Feng followed Secretary Zhang to the county machinery factory for an on-site meeting. In the machinery factory, Secretary Zhang asked the director: "If there is a screw missing from this machine tool, will the machine tool still rotate?" The director said: "Then something will go wrong!" The clever Lei Feng already understood why the county party secretary It's time to pick up that little screw. Secretary Zhang took out the screw from his pocket and handed it to the factory director solemnly.

On the way back, Secretary Zhang said: "Lei Feng, you see, a small screw, the machine will not work without it! The same is true for revolution, we people are just big and small screws, It won't work without anyone. Just like you, a civil servant, no matter how high your position is, our work won't work without you. Therefore, wherever the party puts us, we must be effective. At the same time, the foundation of our country is still there. Thin, you have to work hard everywhere, and not a single screw is wasted.

2. Saving box

Comrades all know that Lei Feng has a "saving box", which is made of broken wooden boards. He put all the broken metal, scrap screws and other things he picked up in the "saving box" when he needed them. He took it and sold it, and all the money he got from the sale was given to the public.

When transporting cement to a certain construction site, some cement was often scattered on the truck. Lei Feng felt that this was all the property of the country, and there was nothing wrong with it. When it was time to waste, he used his spare time to clean each car. In less than two months, he had accumulated 1,780 kilograms of cement and handed it all over to the construction site.

Lei Feng always paid attention to it. Accumulating wealth for the country and the collective bit by bit. When the toothpaste is used up, the waste toothpaste is thrown away. This is a small thing that people are accustomed to. Lei Feng also found a trick to save on this.

Once, Lei Feng. He sold the toothpaste casings he picked up for two yuan and sixty cents. He used the money to buy a dozen notebooks and personally gave them to the young pioneers in the elementary school, encouraging them: "You must work hard, and everyone must strive for success." Three good students. "

Lei Feng's character introduction:

Lei Feng (December 18, 1940 - August 15, 1962), formerly known as Lei Zhengxing, was born in Changsha, Hunan, and was a soldier of the Chinese People's Liberation Army , a communist fighter.

Joined the Chinese Young Pioneers in 1954, joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army in 1960, and joined the Chinese Communist Party in May 1961. Candidate, was elected as a representative of the Fourth People's Congress of Fushun City, Liaoning Province. On February 19, 1962, Lei Feng attended the first Communist Youth League Representative Conference of the Shenyang Military Region as a special representative and was elected. Members of the presidium spoke at the conference. On August 15, 1962, Lei Feng died in the line of duty at the age of 22.

Lei Feng’s greatest influence on future generations is the spirit of Lei Feng named after him. The spirit of selfless dedication in fighting for communism; the spirit of loyalty to the party and the people, sacrificing oneself for the public, and selfless dedication; the "screw spirit" of being based on one's own duties and creating extraordinary achievements in ordinary work; hard work and hard work The spirit of hard work and dedication regardless of reward; in the final analysis, it is the spirit of serving the people wholeheartedly.