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■ Yunnan Jianfeng Luo Meiyan

As the saying goes, "rely on mountains to eat mountains, rely on water to eat water". In my hometown Pu 'er, there is no vast sea or endless grassland. Looking around, there are mountains everywhere. Because it belongs to the karst landform, the mountains cannot effectively develop agriculture. The villagers have been in the wind and rain for generations. From sunrise to sunset, they still cannot fill their stomachs. Therefore, they especially envy those who work in factories. In the year of

, I was still young, and the first factory was built in my hometown, which was a cement factory. In order to support the construction of the factory, my father and the villagers gave up the only paddy field for raising seedlings. The cement factory is less than a mile away from my home. My brother works in the factory, and colleagues often come to play at home. Listen to the elder brother said, some elder brothers do machine repair, some elder sisters do laboratory tests. I asked curiously: "how to test it?" the sisters told me a lot, what titration end point from red to bright yellow, yellow to bright purple, and so on. Although I don't know what it means, I still listened very hard and thought to myself, this kind of technology is so mysterious! Since then, I have been full of fantasy and expectation for the subject of "laboratory tests. In the year of

, I graduated, and I happened to buy the cement factory in front of my house to build a bigger and more advanced one. When I went to apply for a job, the director said, "I know you have the certificate of electronicist and the certificate of storekeeper, but now we have no shortage of people. Only the central control building has just been built and there is a shortage of cleaners. What are you doing?" I asked, "Is it connected to the laboratory?" He said, "It's the building in the laboratory." Hearing this sentence, I readily replied: "dry!"

At that time, the face of Yunnan Jianfeng Cement Company had not yet taken shape. The ground was freshly planed loose soil, and the roads were mud roads. Workers, construction teams, installation teams, and material delivery came and went. It was rainy season. The mud ground stepped on a pit, and mud and water could pass through the instep. Everyone comes and goes with the central control building as the center. Just one staircase, sweeping down from the top of the building to the hall, has to dump a few baskets of soil. As soon as I go to work every day, I sweep the stairs twice, drag them twice, and then wipe them twice with a towel. Usually, I haven't finished yet. When I come up, the mud on my feet is enough to clean for half a day. In addition to the stairs and corridors, I am also responsible for the hygiene of several leading offices and conference rooms. The conference room has a lot of meetings, often for five or six hours at a time. After making tea in my room and cleaning outside, I am often too busy to have breakfast. At the end of the day, when I got home, I didn't even have the strength to eat. I fell asleep on the sofa. Although I work very hard every day, my heart is full of motivation when I can watch the laboratory technicians go to and from work. Because I have never thought of "giving up", because I have always had a goal-to do tests. The difficult environment in the early days of the factory polished my patience and carefulness, which is also the quality of a laboratory technician.

went through several positions. A year ago, I was finally transferred to the current quality management department. I was so excited. On the first day of work in the new post, I saw neat rows of laboratory equipment, like standing in front of the sacred hall, serious and mysterious, making people eager to walk in. At first, I couldn't remember the steps, so I had to hold the book and learn step by step. Seeing the old masters operating with ease, don't mention the envy in my heart! To make matters worse, even if you hold a book, you often make mistakes while doing it. You forget to add too much EDTA when titrating aluminum and potassium sodium sakei when titrating magnesium. All kinds of situations always occur. But I will not surrender to difficulties! In those days, I did what others did at work, what others did at lunch break, what others did after work, over and over again, over and over again, and my hands were often burned with big scars and small marks by electric stoves. Any link, as long as I feel is not perfect, I will do it again, until the result is very accurate, I will let myself go. Many samples absorb water quickly and need to be very agile in weighing samples. In view of this, one day I practiced weighing 0.1000 g samples from morning till night, and I did not stop until I finally needed only one spoonful of samples to be within the range. As soon as the spirit relaxed, I found that my legs were swollen, but the pride in my heart far exceeded the pain of my feet.

is probably practice makes perfect. After more than a year of study and exercise, I can now do it in an orderly way. I will never forget what to add or get burned. Although the process of work is monotonous and repetitive, I never think it is boring, but I think it is a kind of enjoyment, especially when the results come out, I will feel happy sincerely. When new colleagues join, I will patiently break down each step to show them, tolerate their carelessness and learn from their advantages. I know that there is no best technology, only better technology; only by standing high can you see farther.

I love my job, I will "date" with spikes to the end!