Interviewing civil servants, combined with applying for positions, will the people's police ask you "Where there is a will, there is a way"?

I answered your question in standard interview language: I began to answer the first question, and I think so: First, where there is a will, there is a way. This sentence profoundly explains the important role of ambition in success, the important role of unremitting efforts in one's work and career, and the significance of giving full play to subjective initiative; Second, serving the people is the sacred duty of national civil servants and the lofty mission of the people's police. It is under this ambition that the people's police force has made great contributions to the prosperity of the motherland and people's lives. Third, to do a good job of the people's police and complete the glorious tasks entrusted by the party and the people, we must learn skills in a down-to-earth manner and persistently practice internal strength; Fourth, if I am lucky enough to be a people's policeman, I will bear in mind my duties, live up to my mission, strengthen my belief, be brave in hardship, work hard and study hard, faithfully perform my duties of building the party for the public and enforcing the law for the people, and contribute to the accelerated scientific, healthy and rapid development of economy and society.