Shi Chuanxiang, 19 15, was born in a poor peasant family in Qihe County, Shandong Province. Due to the famine in his hometown, he fled to the suburbs of Beijing at the age of 14, and was forced by life to become a dung cleaner. At that time, the toilet cleaning in the city was mainly done by manpower, so the industry of "dung cleaner" appeared. Shi Chuanxiang's job is to dig with a dung spoon, carry it with a dung can, carry it with a dung bucket and transport it with a dung cart every day to clean up the dung in the city. The road to old Beijing is very difficult. Shi Chuanxiang pushes a broken wheeled cart to deliver dung every day, from Liukou to Guang 'anmen, and then to Yaogezhuang and Xiaojing. He goes back and forth for twenty or thirty miles, often "one step at a time, three twists and turns at a time." Whether it's windy or rainy, cold or hot, he has to go back and forth four times a day and earn less than three silver dollars a month. The place where they live is even more humble. 13' s partner sleeps with a donkey, although such a place is often impossible to live. They often eat and sleep on the road, with half a brick on their heads and a pair of worn cotton trousers for eight years.
After the founding of New China, the people's government eliminated the evil forces such as dung tyrants, and Shi Chuanxiang really felt liberated. 65438-0952, joined the cleaning team in Chongwen District, Beijing, and continued to engage in urban cleaning work. At this time, in order to show respect for the work of cleaning workers, the Beijing Municipal People's Government not only stipulated that their wages were higher than those of other industries, but also tried to reduce the labor intensity of cleaning workers, replacing all wheeled trucks that used to transport feces with cars. The cleaning team in Chongwen District where Shi Chuanxiang is located has 1 1 car, and the cleaning workers only need to dig out the manure and load it on the car, and then transport it to the suburbs by car.
After the improvement of transportation, Shi Chuanxiang calculated the working hours reasonably and tapped the potential, and changed a large class of seven people into a small class of five people. He led the class from 50 barrels to 80 barrels per class in the past, and he carried 90 barrels per class, with a maximum of 5 tons of manure per class. Residents in the jurisdiction enjoy a clean and beautiful environment, but his right shoulder covered with dung has thick calluses, which has won people's universal respect and many honors.
In order to do a good job of cleaning manure, Shi Chuanxiang spent a lot of brains and paid more hard work than ordinary people. There are many bungalows in old Beijing. The population density in the old quadrangle is very high, the pit is very shallow, the excrement often overflows, and the smell is very bad. In this case, he always quietly found bricks to build the pit higher.
In his job, there are no holidays. Nobody needs to look for feces. He always goes voluntarily. No matter how rotten it is outside the pit, no matter how deep the bottom is, he tries his best to dig it dry and clean it up. Bricks fell into the pit, and he bent down and picked them up by hand.
From 65438 to 0959, Shi Chuanxiang, as a national advanced producer, participated in the National Heroes' Meeting held in Beijing, and was elected as a member of the presidium of the Heroes' Meeting and a member of the Beijing Municipal Political Consultative Conference in the same year. At that time, some young people were uneasy about cleaning, and always wanted to change jobs, because they were afraid of the shame of sweeping feces. Shi Chuanxiang enlightened them in simple words: "If there is no one in Beijing for a month, feces will flow all over the street. You are also willing to go to heavy industry, and I am also willing to go to heavy industry. No, someone has to clean up the feces! "
Shi Chuanxiang, with his love for the Party, the new China and the people, actively devoted himself to the dirty and tired dung cleaning work and served the citizens wholeheartedly. Nowadays, scavengers no longer exist in modern cities. However, as long as there is social division of labor, there will still be hard, tired and dirty jobs. Therefore, we still need Shi Chuanxiang's spirit of "one person dirty ten thousand households".