Thankful Words from the Community-Based Anti-Drug Cadres in Guizhou Province Regarding the “Sunshine Project” (7)

Chen Dan: The drug is a poisonous flower that seduced a lot of people by its bright appearance

(Han nationality, born in September 1970, full-time community-based anti-drug cadre in Chengguan Town, Zhijin County, Bijie City, Chen Dan is conscientious, practical, and serious in her work and has been fighting on the anti-drug post for seven consecutive years now in line with the spirit of “putting the big family above the small family”, and gained the appraise from leaders at all levels. Chen Dan was honored as “Advanced Individual in Anti-Drug Admonition Work” in April 2007; “Advanced Individual in Anti-Drug Work” in February 2010; and “Excellent Anti-Drug Cadre of Guizhou Province” in June 2012.)

Thankful words

Drugs are a flower pretty in appearance but deadly poisonous. Many people are seduced by its appearance and step-by-step walk toward the gate of hell. What we have to do is to win back these brothers and sisters who have been tempted by the devil and make the shadow of drug totally disappear from this world. “To prevent and stay away from drugs” is definitely not simple slogan but also an alarm bell that spurs and reminds us at every minute to raise awareness of self-protection against drugs in their various colors, and cherish life in verity.

Jiang Dejun: the “Sunshine Project” is a warmth project, a people’s livelihood project, and a philanthropy cause

(Born on December 15, 1962 in Tongren City, incumbent instructor at the anti-drug detachment of Tongren City Public Security Bureau, and deputy director of the office of Bijiang District Narcotics Control Committee)

Thankful words

The “Sunshine Project” is a warmth project, a people’s livelihood project, and a philanthropy cause. It is a new type of drug treatment mode, an important instrument for dynamic management and control over drug addicts, and an effective approach for innovation in social security administration. We must not regard it merely as a task to be completed but as a cause.