Lu Yubao's character story.

Comrade Lu Yubao worked in grass-roots organizations 10 years. He has always been firm in his belief, loyal to the party, based on his own duties and selfless dedication, and has made extraordinary achievements in ordinary posts. He is diligent, dedicated, selfless and hardworking. He would rather overdraw his health than owe money for his work. He suffered from severe hypertension for four years and never took a day off. He worked continuously for nearly 16 hours before his death, struggling for organizational work until his last breath. He didn't take refuge, he dared to take responsibility. Full of passion, he devoted himself to the construction of grass-roots organizations in charge, grasping the party building work of non-public enterprises on the one hand, grasping the construction of community activity places on the other hand and keeping an eye on it, and then entering the village to upgrade and upgrade one village to promote implementation, which quickly opened up the work situation. He is rigorous and meticulous, strives for perfection, and is meticulous and meticulous about everything and materials he handles, and puts the most important things into practice. With great love and sincerity for the people, he promoted the establishment of the county-wide Inner-Party Caring Fund to help the poor party member and warmly support those who have difficulties in life. Disabled people with mobility difficulties will take the initiative to take a ride and provide help. He is diligent, simple and self-disciplined. He rented bungalows and garages in immigrant areas for a long time, wore cheap clothes and rode second-hand motorcycles all the year round. He never used his power to seek personal gain for his family, nor did he ask for help from relatives and friends. His elderly parents still support their families by sweeping the streets, and his brothers and sisters are working outside. He wants to help solve his lover's work organizationally. The reason is that "you can't let everyone point fingers at the organization department."