I have been watching videos posted by Officer Tan Qiao at Station B every day recently. The video comes from a Chengdu TV column "Tan Talks about Traffic" hosted by Officer Tan from 2005 to 2017.

Although I have seen some videos uploaded by other up owners on station B before, the video quality is not as good as that posted by Officer Tan. Moreover, some of the videos posted by Officer Tan have not been broadcast on TV before, and the videos were not uploaded in chronological order, but only some "famous scenes" were posted. In the video, Officer Tan uses his humorous words to explain traffic knowledge to one traffic offender after another. As a result, most Sichuan people and netizens know him.

It can be seen from the video posted by Officer Tan that Officer Tan is not only humorous but also knowledgeable. He often quotes scriptures when explaining traffic knowledge to people, and he picks up various ancient and modern quotes at his fingertips. Today, I saw a martial arts referee who calls himself "Zhenmenmen". He was ordered by Officer Tan to get out of the car for "discussion" because he was carrying items illegally. , Officer Tan also humorously called himself a "Taoist". What impressed me was that Officer Tan not only knew a little bit about the martial arts moves of "Zhenmenmen" (although it was not very standard), but he could also name the founder of their "sect". It seemed that Officer Tan had a wide range of knowledge.

One episode that impressed me deeply was a man using a tricycle to move his eldest brother, sister-in-law, niece and niece's daughter. The niece was holding her daughter in her arms and sitting next to the man in the driver's seat. Her elder brother and sister-in-law were sitting behind her. She was also pulling some furniture and items behind her. It looked dangerous. They happened to be spotted by Officer Tan who was passing by in a car and got out of the car to educate them. When Officer Tan asked for his driver's license, the driver prepared to bribe Officer Tan with 200 yuan, saying that he wanted to buy the officer a drink of water. Not only did Officer Tan not accept their money, but he also used his car to pick up his elder brother, sister-in-law and his family to their newly rented house. When I got home, I saw that my elder brother and sister-in-law rented a shabby house, and my daughter was separated from her boyfriend. I had no job to take care of my daughter. Officer Tan also spent 200 yuan out of his own pocket, saying it was to buy milk powder for his children. At first they refused to accept it, but Officer Tan lied to them that it was another traffic offender and handed it over to him as a gift of love, and then they accepted it. Finally, Officer Tan helped the family move their belongings. When I saw this scene, I was touched and inspired by Officer Tan's actions. For those in need, we should do our best to help those in need. Even a small amount of help may bring hope to others.

When encountering unreasonable traffic offenders, Officer Tan also became serious and stopped showing humor and kindness to them. I remember one episode where a traffic offender blocked his license plate, ran a red light and tried to escape, and almost hit someone during the pursuit. In the end, he was caught by Officer Tan. After getting out of the car, he excused himself for his illegal behavior and kept saying to Officer Tan, "Officer Tan, why bother? I'm always kind on TV." Officer Tan got angry and said, "I'm sorry to you." He couldn't be nice, he ran a red light recklessly, and even knocked my car away and ran away."

Although Officer Tan sent a previous video. But in my opinion, no matter when the video is, we can all appreciate Police Officer Tan’s humorous and interesting language and behavior, and at the same time learn traffic knowledge from it. Thank you, Officer Tan, for reposting the previous video and giving us an interesting traffic knowledge lesson.

Finally, I hope that after reading and laughing, everyone will remember the traffic violations, abide by traffic rules, travel safely, and be responsible for yourself and others.