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The Unsung Heroes: Traffic Police Officers
 
Under the scorching sun, the tiles on the roofs reflect a dazzling halo of light, and the unbearable thirst is felt everywhere. But in temperatures between 37 to 40 degrees Celsius, can you guess who maintains traffic order in this sweltering weather?

You might ask, "Impossible, are they made of iron? Don't they get heatstroke?" Of course, they are not made of iron and are human beings with flesh and blood who also get heatstroke. However, for the sake of public safety, they bravely fight against the heat! Not only that, during the winter, they also direct vehicles on snow-covered roads, even if their hands are numb from the cold. But the more they endure, the more it reflects their dedication. They do not fear the cold and always quietly repeat to themselves, "Serving the people is our duty, and the people's lives are just as important as our own!"

They work every day, every month, and every season of the year, even during the New Year when they cannot reunite with their families. They silently dedicate themselves to the people, just like our guardian angels, always protecting us from harm. Without them, how many traffic accidents could happen on the road? One accident could cause a family to break apart and result in the loss of lives. What about one hundred accidents? One thousand accidents? Ten thousand accidents? They are our role models, the traffic police officers.

Although traffic police officers may not have impressive looks or flashy appearances, their qualities are a million times better than many people. They persevere and have a heart full of passion for the people. They are the epitome of dedication without seeking anything in return.

I admire you, traffic police officers. I respect you, traffic police officers. I love you, traffic police officers. I want to learn from you, and as the song goes, "If everyone could contribute a little bit of love, the world would become a much better place!"
 
 

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