No matter which company you are in, security personnel are indispensable. Security personnel in public places are particularly hard-working and must stick to their posts even during the Chinese New Year.

The security guard in this story is quite special. He sticks to his post every day and selflessly dedicates his youth. I can’t help but take a photo with him.

There is a patrol dog Maomao at Nanchang West Railway Station in Jiangxi Province. He is 5 and a half years old. It has been living at Nanchang West Station since it was a child. Anyone who often rides here must have seen it. "Maomao" can be said to be an old employee of the station police station.

Because of its special nature, the staff at the station police station always take good care of it, and it grows very well. The dog’s biggest hobby is to patrol and stand guard with the police. You can see it even during the Spring Festival.

Once, when the police took it on patrol, they accidentally discovered a lost child. The dog had a serious look on its face and kept barking in the direction of the child. When the police approached, they saw that the child had been crying. After learning about it, they couldn't help but admire: This is so awesome!

"Maomao" is an excellent patrol dog and has helped many police officers. Although he is very busy at work every day, he is always very happy. Veterinarian Xiao Ming said that dogs cannot grow up so well without the support of the police.

In fact, patrol dogs look very glamorous, but they actually put in a lot of effort behind the scenes. Dogs need to go through a series of training, and only after passing the assessment can they assume the responsibility of this position.

Nowadays, many people are beginning to envy the excellence of others and cannot see the silent efforts behind others. Only by constantly studying hard can we stand at a higher place. If you keep stagnating, you can only stay where you are, or even wait to be eliminated by society. hope everyoneAppreciate the excellence and efforts of others reasonably and move in their direction.