Shiqu county is located at the junction of Sichuan, Qinghai and Tibet. The county seat is 4250 meters above sea level, and its climatic environment and living conditions are very bad, so it is called "life forbidden zone". 18 years ago, 20-year-old Deng Bo graduated from school and was assigned to work in shiqu county Taxation Bureau. With the care and help of Tibetan and Han comrades, he overcame altitude sickness, got to know the local living habits, and soon entered the working state. A few days after going to work, the bureau arranged for Deng Bo to go to an enterprise for inspection, and soon found out the fact that he had evaded taxes for more than 30 thousand yuan in the past two years. At the end of 1993, the whole country carried out tax reform. Deng Bo gave full play to his expertise and spent more than half a month explaining tax policies such as value-added tax. 1995, the first computer was assigned to the bureau, and Deng Bo became the only teacher through short-term training and self-study. It is the care of the organization and comrades-in-arms, which makes him feel the warmth of his family in the cold; The emergence in his work made him realize his value. He is determined to take root in the plateau!
Shiqu county has scattered tax sources, and its income has been hovering around 1 10,000 yuan in recent years. The main ways of tax collection are centralized tax payment in county towns and roving tax collection in villages and towns. More than 200 self-employed households are scattered in 23 towns and villages in the county, the nearest is more than 70 kilometers from the county seat, and the farthest is more than 300 kilometers. It is levied twice a year, ranging from half a month to one month, with a journey of 1500 km. During the collection tour, Deng Bo and his colleagues brought tents, pots, bowls, firewood and rice and slept in the wind. 10 years later, Deng Bo and his colleagues walked more than 50,000 kilometers on this road. A reporter who interviewed Deng Bo described it as "this is the long March of taxation in the forbidden zone of life!"
No matter at work or in his spare time, Deng Bo likes to make friends with local Tibetans and China compatriots. Many Tibetan compatriots know him and are familiar with him, calling him a "good tax collector".
On June 5438+ 10, 2008, Comrade Deng Bo was appointed as the director of the county bureau by the National Bureau. He grasped management internally and cultivated his image externally, which won the affirmation of superiors, all walks of life and taxpayers. Taxpayers have to look for Deng Bo to reflect what they have at home and their views on taxation. He is a civilian director recognized by taxpayers.
During the 18 years when he worked in Shiqu, Deng Bo always set strict demands on himself by the standard of * * * producing party member, and attached great importance to his career and responsibility, but ignored his personal interests. On June 3rd, 1998, Deng Bo's wife was expecting a baby in her hometown, and he was on his way to pick up the goods for inspection. In 2000, Deng Bo's wife unfortunately suffered from liver hydatid disease called "insect cancer". Deng Bo urgently sent his wife to Chongqing for surgery. However, on the fifth day after operation, on the eve of the state-wide CTAIS pilot operation, Deng Bo reluctantly bid farewell to his wife and returned to Shiqu.
Although the family is very embarrassed, he has a heart. In July, 2003, when he was working in Ganma Township, Changsha City, he saw a Tibetan woman selling small department stores, struggling with five children and two elderly people, and immediately took out the only 300 yuan money she had. In August, 2004, when he learned that Davara Mu from Mengyi Township had been admitted to a Tibetan school in Sichuan, but was ready to drop out of school because he could not afford the tuition, he took the lead in mobilizing everyone to donate to 20 yuan every month. In July 2009, he helped Zeren Zhuo Ma, a five-year-old Tibetan girl with congenital cataract, see the light again. "5. 12 Wenchuan Earthquake" also touched Deng Bo's heart. He organized and mobilized all cadres and workers to donate money and materials to the disaster area. He said: "Now the people in the disaster area need help, no matter how difficult it is, I will do my part." In 20 10, after the "4. 14" earthquake in Yushu prefecture, Qinghai province, which is adjacent to shiqu county, Deng Bo volunteered to lead six county bureau workers to the rescue site less than four hours after the earthquake, and always fought in the front line of earthquake resistance, which not only made outstanding contributions to the establishment of resettlement sites after the earthquake, but also set an example for cadres and workers in the disaster area, established confidence, strengthened determination and rallied.
Since 18, Comrade Deng Bo has overcome all kinds of difficulties in his work and life in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, fulfilled his duties in ordinary posts, worked hard and made positive contributions to the completion of tax work tasks; He took the plateau as his home, regarded the Tibetan and Han people as his relatives, took into account the cold and warm sufferings of taxpayers and ordinary people, and consciously safeguarded national unity and the stable development of Tibetan areas. Comrade Deng Bo embodies the lofty realm of serving the people wholeheartedly as a * * * party member, the spirit of loyalty, hard work, selflessness and fearlessness of tax cadres in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the times quality of contemporary youth who are not afraid of difficulties and pioneering.
2. The Song of Youth in the Forbidden Zone of Life —— Deng Bo, Deputy Director of the State Taxation Bureau of shiqu county, Sichuan Province
In August, Gesang flowers are in full bloom in the mountains and plains of Zhaxika grassland in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province.
"Without the frost and snow in 10, the Gesang flowers in Zhasika could not bloom." People use this local folk proverb to describe Deng Bo, a tax official from the mainland, and call him the most beautiful flower of Ge Sang in full bloom on the Zhaxika grassland.
On July 23rd, 20-year-old Deng Bo began his trip to the plateau. On that day, with the notice of shiqu county Taxation Bureau, Deng Bo took a long-distance bus from Chengdu Plain and walked along the Sichuan-Tibet line, which is famous for its remoteness and danger. He only felt that the mountain was getting higher and higher, the road was getting farther and farther, the sun was getting hotter and hotter, and the air was getting thinner and thinner ... After five days of turbulence, he finally reached the stone canal.
So far, Deng Bo has worked in Shiqu 15 years. In this snowy plateau with an average elevation of more than 4,500 meters, known as the "life forbidden zone", Deng Bo devoted the best years of his life, faithfully practiced the tax work purpose of "gathering wealth for the country and enforcing the law for the people", and grew from an ordinary tax cadre to the deputy director of shiqu county State Taxation Bureau, composing a song of youth dedicated to the cause and the plateau. Since 200 1, Deng Bo has been awarded the honorary titles of "Advanced Worker in Ethnic Areas of Sichuan Province", "Model Worker of Sichuan Province" and "Excellent party member of Sichuan Province".
I know, I can't leave the stone canal.
Shiqu, called Zhaxika in Tibetan, means the source of Yalong River. Located at the junction of Sichuan, Qinghai and Tibet provinces on the southeast edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, it is 0/050km away from Chengdu1200km away from Peng 'an County, Deng Bo's hometown.
1In July, 992, Deng Bo graduated from Sichuan Taxation School and was assigned to Shiqu. At that time, he was most afraid of this distance.
"My parents are in Peng 'an, and my health is not good. I am the only child in my family. "Deng Bo said that when he was studying at school, he always wanted to go home after work.
Five days of one-way bumps are enough to make this hope go up in smoke. Even more helpless, there will be a bus from Kangding to Shiqu in five days.
Staying in the stone canal, Deng realized that "far" was nothing compared with "high".
Shiqu county is 4250 meters above sea level, 600 meters higher than Lhasa, Tibet, and is the highest county in the world. Because it is high, the oxygen content in the air is less than half that of the mainland. Even if you leave empty-handed, it is equivalent to carrying 20 kilograms in the mainland. Due to the high temperature, the annual average temperature here is close to that of Great Wall Station in China Antarctic Scientific Investigation, and the lowest temperature in winter is 10 degrees lower than that of Great Wall Station.
The harsh natural environment subverts the common sense of life and becomes a daunting "forbidden area of life": because of the cold and lack of oxygen, trees can't survive, and the whole county can't see a tree; Vegetables need to be transported from the mainland for a long distance and become an expensive luxury; Because the water pipe will freeze and crack, there is no bathroom in the county housing, so you can only use the dry toilet; When you wake up in winter, the quilt around your neck will turn into ice; Boiling water can only be burned to more than 70 degrees at most, and even cooking noodles requires a pressure cooker; In winter, boiled water turns into ice in 45 minutes; Once the cold is difficult to cure, it will seriously form high altitude emphysema, which is life-threatening ...
According to statistics of relevant departments, the average life expectancy in shiqu county is only 58.7 years, which is less than that in China 12.3 years. Therefore, there is a saying in Sichuan that "stone" turns pale, and some people would rather not work than go to the stone canal.
From the first day he arrived in Shiqu, Deng Bo felt the pain of hypoxia, which was a swelling pain that spread from the back of his head to his forehead. As the heartbeat intensified, it became stronger and stronger at night, and he had a splitting headache all night and couldn't sleep. Subsequently, a series of symptoms of hypoxia, such as chest tightness, shortness of breath, tachycardia and nosebleeds, also hit in turn. Not being able to eat fresh vegetables, he soon became thirsty and his hair fell off.
After the body gradually adapts, the inner loneliness becomes more and more unbearable. The county is full of streets with mud and stone pavements, low adobe houses, and one street on both sides, which takes less than 10 minutes to stroll; Serious lack of electricity, often can not watch TV; The internet is blocked, and it will take five or six days to receive the newspaper.
Many times, Deng Bailian dreams of inhaling oxygen, eating a large plate of fresh vegetables and watching wonderful TV programs. These ordinary lives have become luxuries here.
Faced with the difficult living environment, Deng fluctuated, felt sad, and even wanted to walk away. Especially every time he goes back to his beautiful hometown to visit relatives, and every time he receives a letter from his classmates and relatives in the mainland, his heart is full of ups and downs. I don't know how many times he asked himself-should his youth be thrown in this world of ice and snow?
In those most difficult days, Deng Bo felt the warmth of home given by Tibetan and Chinese colleagues, and felt the intimacy between people that had never been seen before: on the first day he arrived in Shiqu, 10 more than smiling colleagues greeted him, and Xue Luo, the director of the county bureau, was a tall Tibetan man. His first move was to take off his Tibetan robe, put it on Deng Bo, who was wearing thin clothes, and then said the first sentence. There is no canteen in the station, and the first meal is at Sheryl's house. Then, every family led him to have a "reunion dinner" and served him the best food. Every time his bedroom lights up, everyone takes the initiative to accompany him, so he is invited to be a guest at home. When going to the countryside, Tibetan colleagues would rather eat less than let Deng Bo eat well. I would rather sleep on the floor wrapped in Tibetan clothes than leave my bed to him; If there is no bed, let him sleep in the middle and Tibetan colleagues sleep next to him. ...
Just when Deng Bo hesitated, his budding works also increased his confidence. He was the only cadre with a "trained background" in the whole situation at that time. After going to work, his first task was to check the accounts of a company, and he soon found out that the company had evaded taxes by more than 30 thousand yuan in the past two years, which made his colleagues sit up and take notice. Less than two months after taking office, Deng Bo was entrusted with a heavy responsibility and led the team to carry out the annual tax inspection. Many people don't understand the tax reform at the end of the second year. After short-term training and self-study, Deng Bo explained the new tax system for more than half a month. 1995, the first computer was assigned to the bureau. He was the first to learn how to operate, and then taught the global tax cadres by hand. In fact, where did they know that Deng Bo only had two computer classes at school ... In the eyes of everyone's recognition and trust, Deng Bo felt a sense of accomplishment that he had never had before. At that moment, Deng Bo realized that Shiqu needed him.
"At that time, I knew that I couldn't do without the familiar tax work and the stone canal." Deng Bo said: "Maybe I will live a few years less, but as long as I live truly and meaningfully, my life will be extended!" "
Before Deng Bo, Shiqu also assigned dozens of mainland college students, but most of them left within three years. In shiqu county State Taxation Bureau, only two mainland Han cadres have worked here for over 10 years, and Deng Bo is one of them.
A few years later, Deng Bo learned to drink butter tea, eat ciba and chew raw beef. Learned to use cow dung to make a fire for heating and cooking; Learned Tibetan in daily communication; Learned to survive tenaciously in a harsh environment like a plateau yak. Like many Han Chinese comrades who supported Tibet in the Mainland, like martyrs buried in stone canals, Deng Bo chose his life coordinates and the basic point of struggle in the most needed and hardest areas and places in the motherland-to take root in the plateau for the taxation of * * * and China and dedicate his youth.
On June 25th, 1996, Deng Bo gloriously joined the China * * * Production Party. Four years later, Deng Bo became the deputy director of shiqu county State Taxation Bureau.
The patrol road travels 50,000 kilometers
Deng Bo is the first high flyers assigned to Shiqu by Sichuan Taxation School. He injected new vitality into the tax collection and management work of shiqu county State Taxation Bureau with his own tax theory and new tax service concept, and won one award after another for shiqu county State Taxation Bureau: 1996 was awarded the title of "national tax collection and inspection expert" and 1998 was awarded "advanced individual in combating tax evasion in 1998" by Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture State Taxation Bureau.
At that time, the tax collection of tax cadres was "a bag, a promissory note and a pen", and there was no tax data file at all, so the tax collection and management was arbitrary and lacked normative consciousness. In order to strengthen the taxpayer's household registration management, Deng Bo worked overtime to establish and improve the county's tax files in one month, which completely changed the uneven tax files, unclear family background and irregular work of shiqu county State Taxation Bureau. In Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, the State Taxation Bureau won the third prize in the single appraisal of tax collection and management information, which is the first tax business award ever won by shiqu county Taxation Bureau.
In shiqu county State Taxation Bureau, where there are only 14 national taxation cadres, Deng Bo is both a commander and a combatant. Although he is the deputy director in charge of business work, he also serves as the deputy director of seven positions, including system administrator, tax legal system and tax inspection. Once a comrade leaves his post, he can go to work.
Colleagues all say that he is a good hand in tax business and praise him as an able person to promote tax through science and technology.
From the pilot of CTAIS 1 in 2006 to the launch of CTAIS2.0 in the first half of 2006, Deng Bo has been the business director of the County State Taxation Bureau and concurrently served as the system administrator. I don't know how many nights, Deng Bo learned the operation, application and installation of each subsystem, and then taught other colleagues how to operate. A few cadres are afraid of difficulties. Even if Deng Bo stays with them until the evening 10, he will help them learn the computer operation course that day, so as to train these two Tibetan cadres into skilled operators in charge of tax declaration and tax collection in the tax service department. Through study, application and communication, everyone's learning enthusiasm has been mobilized. All comrades took part in the "golden tax" project. This year, the county state taxation bureau has successfully carried out the "comprehensive promotion" work. In the first two months of the launch of CTAIS2.0 version 2.0, both the declaration rate and the warehousing rate reached 100%. After half a year's efforts, Deng Bo's weight dropped from 140 kg to 120 kg.
Once, the new printer had a strange fault-it couldn't print the invoice in the morning and returned to normal at noon. There is no printer maintenance point in Shiqu, and it takes at least five or six days to send it to other places for maintenance, which is costly. After Deng Bo knew it, he thought it over and over again. After careful consideration, he finally found that the printer could not work in the morning because of the low temperature. So he took the hair dryer from home and hung it on the office wall. When it was cold, he blew warm air on the printer, and finally solved the problem.
In the most difficult and dangerous places, Deng Bo always fights side by side with the tax collectors. The main ways of tax collection in Shiqu are centralized door-to-door tax payment in county towns and roving tax collection in villages and towns. Deng Bo takes part in a fund-raising tour every year. Once, he and his colleagues traveled more than 50,000 kilometers. A reporter who interviewed Deng Bo in Ganzi Prefecture described it as "this is the long March of taxation in the forbidden area of life!"
It is difficult to collect taxes, it is difficult to travel long distances, and there are many dangers. The area of the stone canal is larger than that of two Chengdu. More than 200 self-employed people are scattered in 23 towns and villages in the county. The nearest is more than 70 kilometers from the county seat and the farthest is more than 300 kilometers. In the middle are several snow-capped mountains with an altitude of more than 5000 meters. There are no hotels or restaurants in most towns and villages. Every trip, Deng Bo and his colleagues bring their own tents, pots, bowls, firewood and rice. Before leaving, all the comrades who stayed behind with all their hearts should see them off spontaneously, which feels like an expedition.
Taxes collected on the snowy plateau are often covered with dust on sunny days and mud on rainy days. Especially walking on the snowy road all year round makes people tremble with fear. Deng Bo remembers that when he led his colleagues to collect and return for the first time, some sections were inclined to the river by more than 30 degrees. On an uphill road, they met an icy road, and the wheels with snow chains still slipped like oil, and the wheels did not advance but retreated. Fortunately, the driver was quick-witted and jerked the steering wheel, and the back of the car slipped into the drain on the edge of the rock, while the front of the car was hung by the river. On the way back, the car struggled on the snowy mountain road in the snow. It's white everywhere, and you can't tell which is the road and which is the pit. In order not to be trapped in the mountains, he and his colleagues shoveled snow to find their way; The car skidded, so they took off their coats and laid them under the tires of the car, and finally rushed back to the county seat before dark.
What I am most afraid of when I go out is that my car breaks down halfway, and I am a "mountain king". One day in June, 2004, 5438+065438+ 10, the jeep that Deng Bo and four colleagues were riding broke down, and there was no one around, and there was a storm. They had to hide in the car, munch on ice and snow to satisfy their hunger, and sing and tell jokes to make them happy. My voice was hoarse. After the story was finished, I didn't see anyone. At night, the temperature dropped to MINUS 20 degrees, and the whole body trembled with cold, especially my feet hurt. They wrapped their coats and Tibetan robes tightly together, put their feet into their colleagues' arms to keep warm, and stayed up for two days and two nights until the rescue comrades arrived. When the repairman repaired the car, the oil on the car was frozen. They poured gasoline on their clothes and lit them. After the spare oil thawed, they continued to embark on the road of collecting taxes.
Tour solicitation twice a year, ranging from half a month to one month. Debris flow, landslide and snowstorm may make tourism collection a "point of no return" at any time.
It is difficult to collect taxes because of the language barrier. In the first few years, because Deng Bo didn't understand Tibetan, it was very difficult to collect taxes, and he was even scolded and beaten. 1March 1994, Deng Bo went to the market and collected a beef vendor's tax of more than 50 yuan. Because of the language barrier, the two sides argued and got a punch. It was not until several Tibetan cadres came to clear the scene that the tax was collected. This incident deeply touched Deng Bo, who realized that in order to collect taxes in Tibetan areas, he must be close to his Tibetan compatriots in language, customs and even lifestyle. So he began to study Tibetan as hard as he studied English.
Deng Bo said that Tibetan compatriots are very kind and simple. Sometimes just say "Queya" and "Gariro", and they will greet you with a smile at once. In the annual tax law publicity month, Deng Bo and the tax collectors took Tibetan and Chinese materials and sat on the grass of the pasture to talk about policies and family ties with the herdsmen. On one occasion, Deng Bo went to the east of the county to collect taxes. At first, Buko, a Tibetan who opened a department store, was unwilling to pay taxes. Deng Bo and Buccola started their family life, from the rich life brought by the reform and opening up to the national tax policy, and talked until late at night. Two days later, Buko came to the tax service hall to pay taxes. He said emotionally: "We can't forget our roots when we turn over serfs, and we have earned money ourselves. We should support national construction by paying taxes. " Later, Buko became a local voluntary tax propagandist and an advanced model of tax protection in the county.
Deng Bo is diligent and studious. He obtained junior college and undergraduate degrees in finance and tax law from Southwestern University of Finance and Economics through self-study. With his help and influence, the atmosphere of learning cultural business and learning progress has become increasingly strong, and eight cadres, including four Tibetan cadres, have obtained college education or above.
It is difficult to collect taxes and be a man. 1996, the county state taxation bureau found out that a company owed more than 20,000 yuan in taxes, and it happened that Deng Bo's wife worked in this company. When Deng Bo begged the company leader, he was rejected. A few days later, Deng Bo's wife was "sent" from the cashier's custody position to the counter of the sales department with the worst benefit. Not only did she not work hard, but her income also dropped sharply. His wife complained that he was too straightforward, even if it was handled well, but he said, "collecting taxes is not buying vegetables, and you can't bargain casually." If you have more money, you will use more, and if you have less money, you will use less. "
Someone once asked Deng Bo inexplicably, what's the point of you taking so much trouble and suffering and collecting less tax than a tax office in the mainland? Deng Bo replied: "Since the state has given us the tax on such a large piece of land, we have the responsibility to protect this land. Every penny is a tax, and it is our responsibility to collect more and collect less! "
Helping taxpayers is helping ourselves.
Shiqu is a poverty-stricken county in China, where Tibetans account for 98.5% of the county's population of 65,000. It belongs to a typical nomadic economic zone and has no backbone enterprises. The national tax revenue in the county is basically supported by the individual economy, and the tax sources are scattered. In recent years, the county's annual national tax revenue has been hovering around 600,000 yuan. How to create a good development environment and cultivate follow-up tax sources has always been a problem that Deng Bo thinks about.
There are nine disasters in the stone canal in ten years. Shiqu people still remember the once-in-a-century snowstorm of 1996. The heavy snow filled the valley and buried the road. The snow is more than 1 m thick, and the lowest temperature reaches MINUS 45 degrees. Seeing the most hardy yaks freeze to death in the snow in droves, and seeing the expressions of sadness, despair and helplessness of herders, Deng Bo couldn't help crying. At that time, the central government and Sichuan Province made emergency rescue and airdropped a large amount of relief materials, helping the people of Shiqu to tide over this difficulty.
This stone canal needs a rest. In 2003, the state introduced the policy of raising the threshold of value-added tax. At that time, some people in the county were worried about the reduction of fiscal revenue and asked to report to their superiors, asking for suspension or "flexibility." Deng Bo, who is in charge of tax business, is very determined: this tax policy must be put in place. He clearly knows that taxation is linked with the blood of the country and the interests of the people. In this poor Tibetan area, national tax cadres have the responsibility to put the party's policy of enriching the people in place and send the party's warmth to thousands of households. According to statistics, since the implementation of this policy, 33 individual taxpayers in the county/KLOC-0 have directly benefited more than 200,000 yuan.
Whether at work or in his spare time, Deng Bo likes to chat with local Tibetans and China compatriots, make friends and be caring and attentive. The freelancer said that Deng Bo always smiled and said hello. The two most frequently asked sentences are: "How is business? Is there any difficulty? " "What's your opinion on the law enforcement of tax cadres?"
June 5438 +2003 10, a laid-off female worker from mainland China, Tang Xiaorong went to Shiqu to do business. The first time I bought the goods, I was cold by the heavy snow. 600 Jin of drinks and beer brought from Chengdu were all frozen. If the temperature does not rise in time, those bottled drinks and beer will freeze and burst. The newcomer Tang Xiaorong is at a loss. At this time, Deng Bo heard about it and immediately moved to the steel stove and charcoal at home. At that time, Tang Xiaorong burst into tears. Two days later, Tang Xiaorong came to Deng Bo's house with two bottles of wine. She said, "We are not related by blood. You helped me so sincerely. These two bottles of wine are worthless. This is my little gift. Please accept them. " Deng Bo politely declined. He said, "As long as your's business is doing well, paying more taxes is the greatest support for our work."
As long as it is difficult for taxpayers to operate, even if it has nothing to do with taxation, Deng Bo likes to meddle.
Once, he learned from a taxpayer that the new regulations on truck parking issued by the relevant departments in the county were very unfavorable to the operation of self-employed households. According to this regulation, self-employed trucks are not allowed to unload on the roadside, otherwise they will be punished. However, many self-employed warehouses are on the street, and trucks have gone over the mountains for five or six days. If the goods are not unloaded in time, it will directly affect the quality of the goods, especially the food and vegetables. To this end, some self-employed people have already clashed with law enforcement officers. After investigating this incident, Deng Bo immediately reflected this problem to the relevant departments, and the relevant departments re-stipulated the parking time and solved this problem. The self-employed said, "Although this is only a small matter, it does solve a big problem for us."
In 2003, Deng Bo, as a member of CPPCC County, put forward the Proposal on Unified Cleaning of Administrative Fees, which was listed as the second proposal of the ninth session of CPPCC County, and attracted great attention of the county government. In that year, the county cleared and cancelled administrative fees 18.
Deng Bo has forged a profound friendship with many Tibetan and Chinese compatriots in his tax work. The Dalai Lama, a Tibetan in his forties, came to Shiqu from Qinghai alone to do business in Cordyceps. Every time Deng Bo goes to work, he passes the sidewalk and greets him. One day, Deng Bo found that his shop had not been open all day. He felt something was wrong. He knocked on the door and found himself sick in bed and hadn't eaten for more than a day. Deng Bo quickly bought instant noodles and medicines. When Deng Bo left, he struggled to get out of bed, held Deng Bo's hand and was in tears, unable to say a word. ...
Deng Bo often thinks that in the forbidden area of Shiqu, these traffickers who have been running around the plateau all the year round, these self-employed people who do small businesses to earn some money, although they pay little tax, are also repaying the country and contributing to society. As a tax cadre and a * * * party member, how can you not help them with their difficulties? How can you ignore it?
Education is the first step to speed up the development of Shiqu. Due to the backward economy and culture, many herders would rather let their children herd cattle and sheep than send their children to school. In 2005, according to the deployment of the county, Deng Bo and tax officials came to Sha Meng Township, the most remote place in the county, to carry out the "big literacy" work. They raised funds to buy boarding iron beds, mattresses, bedding and school supplies for more than 100 students in this rural central primary school, and went to every pastoral area to do mobilization and persuasion work. Deng Bo said to the herdsmen, "No matter how poor you are, you should let your children go to school. If your children don't go to school, how can there be hope in Tibetan areas? " That year, they sent more than 40 children back to school, and the enrollment rate increased from 40% to 98.5%.
In August 2004, Deng Bo learned from a Tibetan cadre that Davara Mu, a Tibetan girl of 16 years old in Mengyi township, was admitted to a Tibetan school in Sichuan, but a few days later, she was going to drop out because she could not afford the tuition. Deng Bo quickly mobilized everyone to donate 20 yuan every month until she graduated. In June this year, after graduation, Davara followed his parents to the County State Taxation Bureau and presented a snow-white Hada to every tax cadre.
When Deng Bo is mentioned, many Tibetan compatriots in Shiqu know him and are familiar with him, calling him a "good tax collector".
There is a kind of care that is the most persistent love.
The living restricted area has a harsh environment, but the plateau scenery is beautiful and moving. Deng Bo often looks at the blue sky like sea water, floats over the big white clouds, looks at the crystal white snow peaks, and sets off the endless grassland. He said that at that moment, his heart seemed to be purified.
Under this blue sky and white clouds, between snow-capped mountains and grasslands, Deng Bo knows that his youth and love have been integrated into this land. Here, he paid youth and sweat, but also gained career and love.
Deng Bo's wife is a Han girl. When she was mentioned, Deng Bo's heart was full of guilt.
On June 3rd, 1998, his wife, who was expecting a baby in her hometown, was hospitalized to give birth. The news came that Deng Bo, who was preparing to travel to the countryside to raise money, hesitated. This is when his wife needs company most. However, the tour collection work is imminent, and the whole plan is compiled by herself. On second thought, even if he asks for leave to go home, it will take five days or more on the road. Maybe the child was born before he arrived, or maybe he didn't go back until the tour group came to get it. Therefore, Deng Bo put his heart on a horizontal line and embarked on a tour of collection with his colleagues. Because the telephone in the countryside is almost "deaf ears", Deng Bo didn't see his wife's letter until he returned to the county town more than half a month later and learned that their mother and son were safe. Looking at the young face of my son in the photo, I remembered what my wife said in the letter: "You don't have to come back to see me, but you always have to come back to see your own flesh and blood!" Deng Bo couldn't help crying. The simple and unrestrained Kangba men were deeply moved when they knew it, and sang a song "Don't say anything, the motherland knows me ..." for him in chorus.
Shiqu is a high incidence area of echinococcosis in China. Echinococcosis is a parasitic disease of people and animals in plateau area, which is called "cancer" in plateau by local people. In 2000, Deng Bo's wife suffered from hepatic echinococcosis, and her body was found to be the size of a fist. Once the capsule breaks in vitro, it will cause exclusive and shocking death. Deng Bo borrowed 30,000 yuan and quickly sent his wife to Chongqing for surgery. Liver surgery is dangerous and needs careful care. However, on the fifth day after the operation, Deng Bo learned from the phone that the state-wide CTAIS pilot was about to open. Deng Bo is the competent leader and system administrator. If he doesn't come back in time, it is likely to affect the pilot work in Quanzhou. At that time, Deng Bo was utterly confused, looking at his pale wife and the infusion bottle hanging on the hospital bed. Deng Bo really can't say it. Aware of Deng Bo's anxiety, the careful wife asked, "Is there anything at work? Does the bureau need you to go back? " Deng Bo nodded his head. The wife's tears suddenly flowed down. After a while, she said, "Go ahead and don't delay your work. Conditions here are good. I will take care of myself. " The next day, Deng Bo reluctantly returned to the plateau.
Because his wife's diseased part is next to the hepatic artery, the operation can't be completely removed. Now, her illness has grown to a level close to that before the operation. Normal people play ascaris, eat two pieces of "intestinal worm clear" for half a year, and eat six pieces every day. Serious side effects of drugs tormented her body. When Deng Bo saw his wife getting weaker and haggard, she was worried.
Deng Bo's parents are thousands of miles away in their hometown. Deng Bo can't be filial to them. After the son was born, considering the poor living and medical conditions in the plateau, he was always taken care of by his parents. My son is 8 years old this year. Deng Bo failed to accompany him on his birthday and held a parent-teacher meeting for him. Deng Bo can only use the Spring Festival to go home to visit relatives once a year. Every time he goes home, he looks at his parents and his son who are getting older every year. Deng Bo has unspeakable pain in his heart. Every time Deng Bo returns to the plateau, the old man and children will cry, as if asking where you are going.
The plateau price is high. Deng Bo and his wife's salary add up to about 3000 yuan. Living expenses, heating expenses, visiting relatives, plus my wife's surgery and usual medical expenses, almost all my savings have been spent. Today, Deng Bo's decent property is only a 2 1 inch color TV and a sofa.
Although his family is in trouble, Deng Bo is full of enthusiasm for poor Tibetan compatriots and does his best. In July 2003, when he was working in Ganma Township, Changsha, he saw a Tibetan woman selling small department stores, struggling with five children and two old people, and immediately earned money from 300 yuan with tax officials. Deng Bo also helped Weng Mu, a lonely Tibetan old man in Nixia Town, to repair his broken house and solve his life difficulties ... Deng Bo often said: "No matter how poor our economic conditions are, we are better than them. Help as much as you can! "
In Shiqu, known as the "forbidden area of life", on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau far away from the city, and on the distant and arduous tax front in the southwest of the motherland, Deng Bo integrated youth and love into this land. In him, he embodies the lofty realm of serving the people wholeheartedly as a party member. It embodies the spirit of loyalty and hard work of tax cadres in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It embodies the quality of the times that contemporary youth are not afraid of difficulties and forge ahead.
This is a song of youth written by Deng Bo, an ordinary plateau tax collector, in the Forbidden Zone of Life.