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在云南省绿春县骑马坝边防派出所里有一位老妈妈,她每天洗菜做饭,为边防官兵们准备一日三餐,问长问短,关心着“兵儿子”的健康冷暖,起早贪黑,操持着派出所里的家务事。她用最平凡和无私的母爱迎送着一茬又一茬的边防官兵,大家都亲切地称呼她“炊妈”。炊妈名叫李和努,1962年2月出生,是一个平凡的哈尼族妇女,现为红河边防支队骑马坝边防派出所编外炊事员。1990年,年轻的炊妈不在乎待遇的好坏,主动申请为官兵做饭,25年如一日地照顾着边防官兵。时至
There is an old mother in the Ramsar border police station in Luchun County, Yunnan Province. She cooks vegetables every day, prepares three meals a day for border guards and soldiers, asks questions and comments about the health and well-being of soldiers and sons and daughters. The police station housework. She used the most ordinary and unselfish motherly love to greet the border guards and warriors after another crop, and each of us affectionately called her “cook mother.” Burmese mother named Lee and Nu, born in February 1962, is an ordinary Hani woman. She is now a clerical staff member of the Redoubt Border Guard Riffs Border Police Station. In 1990, the young cooks did not care about the quality of treatment. They volunteered to cook for officers and men and took care of border guards 25 years ago. Time to