The silent service in the license hall, the true sentiments between a paper and the pen

Recently, at the household registration window of the Linjiang Police Station of the Public Security Bureau of Qiantang District, Hangzhou, the staff Zhang Pingzheng used paper and pen to write. Opposite her, he was sometimes compared, sometimes smiling, sometimes raised, and thumbs up. ... ...

"Hello, what business do you need to handle?" On this day, Zhang Ping, a household registration staff in the Linjiang Police Station of the Qiantang District Public Security Bureau, asked the man in front of us as usual. In the face of Zhang Ping's question, the man did not answer, but was anxiously compared with his hands. Zhang Ping immediately realized that the applicant might be deaf. She quickly took out paper and pen and wrote a sentence on the paper: "What business do you want to do?" So, a silent exchange service began.

It turned out that the applicant, Mr. Wang, was from Linyi, Shandong. He found a job in Hangzhou under the introduction of a friend. He found that his ID card was lost when he was in office, and he hurried to the police station to make up for it. "Under normal circumstances, I can apply for an urgent application for you." On the paper, Zhang Ping patiently answered the questions written by the man one by one, and inform the fingerprint collection method in detail, and carefully guide him to fill in the information.

For more than 20 minutes, Zhang Ping successfully helped Mr. Wang for the application of his ID card. Mr. Wang solemnly wrote "Thank you!" On the paper, thank Zhang Ping for his enthusiastic and meticulous service to help him apply for an ID card.

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