我1991年从京郊农村来工厂,那时就想:京棉三厂是国家的大企业,我得争气,干出个样儿来,让父母知道,他们的女儿在哪儿干都是好样的。第一年是新学员岗前培训,练习上织机给棉纱接断头。开始几天,我手里拿着软软的棉条,怎么接也接不匀,不是粗了就是细了。我不服气,回到宿舍晚上练,早晨提前上班赶紧练。5个月后,师傅们夸我的活儿干得又好又麻利,奖给我“优秀学员”的称号。分到车间,我月月超额完成任务。第二年4月,厂里献血任务下来了。我在全厂头一个报名献了血。这时,我第一次向党递交了入党申请书。车间领导对我的表现很重视,让我接替了工会组长的工作。说实话,我当时心里很矛盾,既想干,又不 I came to the factory in the rural suburbs in Beijing in 1991, and at that time I thought: The Beijing-Gansu No.3 Plant is a large state-owned enterprise. I have to work hard and make every effort to let my parents know that their daughters are doing a good job of. The first year is a pre-job training of new trainees, practicing on looms to cotton yarn then broken head. The beginning of a few days, I hold a soft sliver in my hand, how to pick then uneven, not coarse is thin. I am not convinced, back to the dormitory at night, work early in the morning to work quickly. Five months later, the chefs praised my work well and deft, and awarded me the title of “Outstanding Student”. Assigned to the workshop, I moon and moon over the completion of the task. The following year in April, the factory blood donation task down. I have a blood in the first registration of the whole plant. At this time, for the first time, I submitted an application for joining the party. The leadership of the workshop attached great importance to my performance and let me take over the work of the union leader. To be honest, I was very contradictory at the time, both want to do, not