Taiwan Police Celebrate Day with 'Smooth and Agile' Award at Popular Slide Park
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
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- Taiwan's Qing Shui Police Department celebrated the upcoming Police Day by awarding 28 officers the
The Qing Shui Police Precinct in Taiwan celebrated the upcoming Police Day on June 15th with a creative event. They honored 28 officers with the "Best Gu Liou Popularity Award," a unique award that uses a local Taiwanese Hokkien pun meaning "smooth and agile."
Officers need to show a high degree of patience and quick thinking when facing various police tasks and public service needs, just like sliding down a slide โ 'smoothly and flexibly.'
Police Chief Zheng Hongwen explained that the award recognizes officers who demonstrate high levels of patience and quick thinking in their duties, likening their performance to smoothly sliding down a slide. The award was decided by anonymous voting, considering not only performance but also work attitude, service, proactiveness, and teamwork.
The "Gu Liou Game Park" at Qing Shui's Aofeng Mountain, which opened in May, has become a popular attraction with 34 slides. The police department chose this vibrant local spot for their celebration, adding a distinctive regional flavor to the event.
The 'Gu Liou (meaning smooth and agile) Popularity Award' was specifically designed with local characteristics and a Taiwanese Hokkien pun.
Additionally, local entrepreneur Guo Yaopeng, chairman of Sheng Xiang Zhen, provided healthy nut gift boxes for all officers. Chief Zheng stated that the Qing Shui Police Precinct will continue to serve the public with the same "Gu Liou" spirit of efficiency and dedication to maintaining public safety and traffic order in the Taichung coastal area.
In the future, the Qing Shui Police Precinct will continue to uphold the 'Gu Liou' spirit of high efficiency in serving the public and will go all out to protect the public security and traffic in the Taichung coastal area.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.