Typhoon "Bavi" arrived with wind and rain, and gradually drifted away. Although the raging wind and rain have subsided, the of mutual care and warmth—at every disaster relief and resettlement site across the district, in waterlogged and slippery village alleys, and beside trucks piled high with watermelons—have the most tangible warmth during this typhoon period.

From the steaming boiled potatoes at the Xiaowangmiao resettlement site to the three meals a day served to migrant workers in Shangtian; from the dense "to-do lists" on the phones of three generations of cadres in Xikou Shimen Village, to the 1,000 kilograms of waterons purchased by the "Law Enforcement Blue" for a 70-year-old melon farmer; from the hot meals delivered rain or shine by "Qulin Bang" volunteers, the "red circles" and "stars" marked by medical staff for the resettled people... These touching moments have long transcended simple emergency shelter; they are the most simple and sincere care between the cadres and the masses of our district.

After the wind and rain, the warmth endures. This is not only a vivid portrayal of how various departments across district have firmly guarded the safety bottom line with solid measures, but also an unbreakable and unextinguishable "heartwarming defense line" built by countless grassroots Party members, cadres, and people, connecting hearts and building it with true affection and responsibility.