He Dong He Xi - The Last Soliloquy of a condemned man

Author: Ni Lijun
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Some say experience is wealth, and extraordinary experiences are immense wealth. With experience comes brilliance, and with brilliance comes legends. The author's police experience is filled with brilliance and legends. At the age of seventeen, the author entered the police academy, put on a police uniform, and by nineteen, after graduation, became a registered police officer with a gun at his hip. At that time, the author worked at a police station, responsible for a specific area. Every day, he interacted with the elderly women from the neighborhood committee, coal carriers, and bean sprout vendors, learning the "say what the person wants to hear" approach often taught by veteran police officers. Those were the days when the public security bureau launched numerous crackdown campaigns, from the beginning of the year to the end, with each campaign lasting at least three months and sometimes up to six. Under such a tense and busy environment, even a bit like a battlefield, the author received his training. Life is a process of waiting for death. This is a reality that no one can avoid. It's just that some people's process is longer, while others' is shorter. I have only lived for thirty years, and in just over an hour, it will be time to close the chapter. What I can do now is wait for death's arrival. This may be the most painful wait in the world.