Reflections on the Scientific Space Heroes Activities

Explanation: Heroes often pay more than ordinary people, and they should receive more rewards from society and the government. However, this kind of courtesy that often costs tens of thousands or even millions is a bit abnormal. He even traveled all the way to Beijing to express condolences... However, after all, true heroes are not those who are praised verbally. Faced with the leaders of Xiangfan City who came to express their condolences, Nie Haisheng With a solemn look on his face, he made a "request" to the leaders of his hometown for the first time: "Give more of the care and love given to me by the party committee and government of my hometown to those in need!" The hero's heartfelt words were deeply touching: Leaders of my hometown, I have already achieved success, why not? Need icing on the cake? The house is enough to live in, so why do we need a villa? As the chief executive of a place, you came all the way to Beijing and put down the urgent work at hand. How could it be as meaningful as providing help in times of need - the money you gave me was taxpayers' hard-earned money, to solve the problem of those who need help most, isn't it? Better? For example, laid-off workers, out-of-school children, patients suffering from diseases...? Yes! It's good to add icing on the cake, but isn't it more important for a leader to provide help in times of need? Xiangfan City has been hit by heavy rains this year, especially in Zaoyang, Xiangyang and other places. Houses collapsed and crops were destroyed. Although government leaders at all levels have taken some remedial measures, the losses are still huge, causing some children to face the dilemma of missing school. , patients are unable to seek medical treatment... The section of National Highway 316 from Zaoyang to Xiangfan, especially Qifang Town, is seriously damaged and has potholes and bumps every time a vehicle passes by. On rainy days, there are puddles of water on the road, causing great inconvenience to pedestrians and vehicles. . However, I wonder if the relevant leaders have considered repairing the national highway. The slogans "If you want to get rich, build roads first" and "All roads lead to Beijing" are still eye-catching on the roadside, but the lane lines in the middle of the road have long been blurred...