Anti-drug police who can't show their faces tell the moment of life and death. What's the life of a drug policeman?

For modern society, the rapid economic development can also make us feel the prosperous social phenomenon, but there are often many dark forces hidden behind the prosperous social phenomenon, including drugs. In order to give us a stable and stable living environment, groups of anti-drug police have appeared. They often lurk around drug lords, passing information about drug transactions to colleagues and helping colleagues get rid of these drugs better. However, they face a life-and-death struggle every day, and they can't let anyone know their real name and occupation. This is the narcotics police we can't show our faces. There are related documentaries that record the moments of life and death of anti-drug policemen. So what's the life of the drug police?

I believe that many people should actually have a preliminary understanding of this issue. People who often watch some film and television works can obviously feel the danger of the profession of anti-drug police. After all, they need to lurk around drug lords, and if necessary, they may need to pretend to be vicious bad guys to gain the trust of drug lords, so as to send us more information, but every information they send is facing life and death. There are many unknown anti-drug policemen who were discovered by drug lords in the process of transmitting information, suffered terrible treatment and eventually died.

Although they may die with a name that doesn't belong to them all their lives, they may never be able to show their real names in front of everyone. But it is precisely because of their selfish behavior that every citizen in China can live in a peaceful and peaceful social environment and avoid more China people from being harmed by drugs, thus protecting the happiness of many people and families. These can never be separated from the credit of our anti-drug police, so I hope every citizen can refuse drugs. This is not only a respect for the sacrifice of the drug police, but also a personal responsibility for us, isn't it?