The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

"Go find Shi Xiao from the Aviation University. They can allocate 20 reserve personnel, all of whom have participated in the training. They won't cause any problems."

After Li Tian finished speaking, she immediately added a sentence.

"Shi Xiao is in the command center at the East Gate."

After understanding, the man left in a hurry.

Li Tian quickly added a few notes to the record; since there were no computer-aided programs available, she could only record things with pen and paper.

The same group of people cannot be used simultaneously; they must be recorded clearly and promptly.

"Li Tian, ​​can you send more people to the logistics department? We're a bit short-handed maintaining order at the entrance."

After glancing at the newcomer, Li Tian immediately began flipping through the notebook.

How many people are needed?

"The more the better."

Li Tian didn't even look up.

"Go to the South Gate and find Wang Fei from the University of Technology. She can free up more than a dozen people."

The person responded and then jogged away.

Li Tian sat on the stool, took a sip of water to moisten her throat, but didn't dare to drink too much, as she didn't have time to go to the toilet.

They only relaxed a little after the opening ceremony officially began.

But no one dared to be careless; they were even more dedicated than some of the regular employees.

Their staff can't see the stage lights; they can only hear the sounds.

But just hearing the sound is enough to inspire people.

After the opening ceremony, officials, athletes, and people from all walks of life left the venue in an orderly manner, but the cleaning and support staff still had to stand guard until the very end.

Clean up the celebration area and restore it to its original state as a competition arena.

Li Tian and the other student leaders from the brigade watched as the lights were turned off one by one and the area was cleared out little by little.

They were the last to leave.

They dragged their tired bodies back to the accommodations that the organizing committee had specially arranged for them.

Wang Fei from the University of Technology lived in the same house as Li Tian.

The two returned to their room, kicked off their shoes, and sprawled out on the bed in a spread-eagle position.

I'm so tired, but also incredibly excited.

No one wanted to speak anymore, but they just smiled at each other, which was a way of sharing their joy.

I don't know when I fell asleep.

The two girls slept soundly.

It was the alarm clock that woke them up.

I quickly changed my clothes, went out for a quick wash, and then it was time to get ready to go again.

At this time, it was still barely dawn.

We always eat breakfast in the car.

There were only steamed buns and cold water.

Li Tian ate a steamed bun, looking out the blurry window.

He smiled silently.

Being young is great!

Regardless of gains or losses, without complaining about hardship, with a heart full of passion, without regrets!

The purest moments are also the most beautiful.

Ten or twenty years from now... even on the day you close your eyes for the last time, when you look back, these will be indelible marks of your youth.

It's something worth savoring for a lifetime.

She rummaged through her schoolbag and found that there were only a few small pieces of dried meat left from home. It was too hot to store anything she brought.

He gave Wang Fei half of the dried meat and two throat lozenges.

I don't know how many words I have to say in a day, it's so hard on my voice.

Wang Fei accepted it and waved his hand as a way of saying thank you.

I don't want to say anything unnecessary except when it's absolutely necessary.

He stuffed the dried meat into his mouth, held it slowly, and chewed it until it softened before swallowing.

They seemed listless and lethargic when alone, but once they got off the bus, they all became energetic and lively again.

Returning to a familiar post and doing things I'm already very familiar with feels like I've been given a shot of adrenaline.

"Li Tian, ​​one of our volunteer translators got into a conflict with an athlete. She felt wronged. She didn't cause any trouble, but she was too upset to continue working."

Li Tian frowned slightly.

Deploying manpower is a minor issue; resolving disputes is the real challenge.

Especially in the era before surveillance.

Of course, even with surveillance, the field is not the time for arguing about right and wrong.

Moreover, most disputes arise from differences in customs.

"Which school is it from? Have you contacted the foreign affairs liaison officer?"

The visitor shook his head.

"I thought since they're all students, we should first involve the student leaders, and I was also worried that the student would get punished."

Li Tian stopped smiling.

"Your work process is wrong. It's right not to argue about right or wrong in translation, but you shouldn't let emotions get in the way. Moreover, this kind of conflict must be handled by a formal employee."

They have clear rules, and they all learned them during the training camp.

If a conflict arises with a foreign delegation, it must be reported immediately.

Official event staff will handle it.

In severe cases, our sports officials may need to step in to appease the situation.

Even minor conflicts must not be publicized and affect relations between the two countries.

The process should definitely not involve wasting time by finding student leaders first.

"Which school does she go to? What language does she speak?"

"Foreign Languages ​​Department, Arabic Language"

Li Tian gasped.

The customs of Middle Eastern countries differ greatly from ours, which can easily lead to misunderstandings.

Li Tian glanced at the boy in front of her.

"So what about you? What's your job?"

"I...I'm from the logistics department, I just happened to be passing by..."

Before he could finish speaking, Li Tian reached out and grabbed his work badge to take a look.

I wrote down the school and the name.

There's something wrong with this person.

There's no time to question them right now.

"I understand. I will handle it accordingly. You can go back to your post now."

The man left reluctantly.

Li Tian quickly picked up the phone and dialed the number of the competition's external relations department.

Regardless of whether what the student said was true or not, she had to notify them and ask someone to go to the scene to check.

After hanging up the phone, Li Tian wrote down the boy's school and name.

We need to investigate this person's intentions thoroughly.

The External Relations Department doesn't provide feedback to Li Tian on how they do things, so Li Tian has no way of knowing what happens next.

Anyway, the more Li Tian thought about it, the more she felt that something was wrong.

During a lull in her schedule, she reported the situation to the student council president of the boy's school.

Unable to investigate personally, she could only trust the general public.

Whether it's criticism or education, it should be carried out by them.

Moreover, Li Tian also reported this matter when the sparrow came over.

As a college student with a strong sense of organization, it's unlikely that they would get such an important process wrong.

Processes are the crystallization of wisdom accumulated from experience.

If you follow the procedures, you're unlikely to make any major mistakes.

Conversely, if Li Tian acts impulsively under the guise of protecting the rights of college students, it would be tantamount to adding fuel to the fire.

The key point is that it's a stretch to ask Li Tian for this kind of question.

Unless it's intentional targeting.

The sparrow listened calmly.

He first praised Li Tian for her composure and then noted down the person's name.

"You're working normally. I'll have someone check on him later."

Li Tian quietly slipped the paper packet containing the throat lozenges to Sparrow.

"It's good for your throat."

Sparrow smiled, covered the paper package with her hand, and put it in her pocket.

"Make sure to follow the rules. If you're really unsure, come to me. I don't mind the trouble."

Li Tian nodded. In terms of experience, she was far inferior to Sparrow.

You can only improve by learning from the right people.

Sparrow glanced at the records, and seeing nothing else, left.