It is understood that in this video, two policemen are from a grassroots branch of Shiyan City Public Security Bureau in Hubei Province. On New Year's Eve, they and two other colleagues rushed to a remote area in the wild to carry out a pursuit mission. Due to the limited conditions, the four of them stayed in the car for one night, and only instant noodles were available for the New Year's Eve dinner.
Because the local cell phone signal is very poor, I can't call my family to report my safety. Among them, police officers Wang and Guo (not their real names) came up with the idea of recording videos wishing each other well, and then sent them to their families when there was a network signal to express their thoughts and guilt.
After receiving the video, the families of the two policemen were very moved and understood. With the permission of the two people, the official WeChat "Ping An Jingchu" of Hubei Provincial Public Security Department took the lead in editing and pushing the video, which triggered a heated discussion among netizens.
In order to meet the needs of security investigation, the police made mosaics on their faces, but in the end, "coded blessing" became popular on the Internet, and netizens spoke highly of the police's professionalism.