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they came to xinjiang from henan and became construction workers in the 186th regiment to protect the border and "beishawo". fu yongqiang, in the outpost, accompanied by the roar of the desert, built an oasis with his hands and worked hard for it. liu guizhi's memory is that every morning, the sand was blown into the air, and they had to take out the bags to "carry" the sand.
as time passed and the trees became shady, beishawo outpost gradually turned from a deserted land into an oasis. fu yongqiang and his wife carefully take care of the trees on more than 300 acres of land and contribute to border protection. their efforts not only changed the shape of the desert, but also brought new hope for life.
"planting a tree is more difficult than raising two children," liu guizhi said. "after the tree is planted, if it is not watered in time, the leaves will wither." they are busy taking care of saplings and grass seeds every day, adding a touch of warmth to the oasis. five or six years later, beishawo post became an oasis in the desert.
"i want to expand the cattle pen and raise hundreds or thousands of cattle, so that everyone can see that although guarding the border is hard, some people can get rich on the border," fu yongqiang said. he hopes that through his own efforts, he can attract more people to guard and protect the border and achieve the ultimate goal of "promoting the border".
the son and daughter were puzzled by their father's choice at first, but now they both agree. my daughter applied for the western college student volunteer service program, volunteered in qinghe county, altay region, and signed up to participate in the special service of defending the country.
the rise of beishawo outpost is not only a resistance to the desert, but also an interpretation of the challenges and hopes of life. in the desert, they used actions, sweat, and tenacity to compose a legendary story in the desert.
