I carefulness read the report about her, she said: " we often live in a carried tent with everyone, sleep on the ground. There is not hot water, have to eat the dry convenience noodle. I just understood that idiom 'Brave the wind and dew'..... In East Timor, we contact with family quite little, one is the telephone very busy, other one is I'm afraid my aged parents worry, they have been very tired for my children..... I am a woman, but even more is a police. There is not 'FLINCH 'in the police dictionary......I think the experience in East Timor will influence my life".

I think I should ask an autograph of such as a Chinese woman and Chinese peacekeeping police for recording a course in that the Chinese young men challenge army life in the foreign country. I sent the postcard on Apr.1,2001. I used a "Plum Blossom" ordinary stamped postcard issued on Aug.15,2000 (148x100mm). The plum blossom is a famous flower that is native to China. It has been fond of Chinese for thousands years, and it also is a city flower in Nanjing city. The moral of plum blossom is stiff upright and graceful, elegant and in good taste, defying severe cold, lofty sentiment. To use the postcard as a carrier is very suitable for recording a present-day historical fact "Women who act and talk like a man". I used 2 pieces stamps about UN. One is J108 (See eng2-020-4), Other one is 1995-22-1. And I also used 1 stamp 1993-4 "Eighth national people's congress of PRC"( Issued on Mar.15,1993, issued quantity is 194 millions, 1 piece for 1 set). The vivid national flag on the stamp shows a concern and warmth of the motherland.

This time, I am good luck. I smoothly received a reply letter with the postcard autographed by Wang Ran on May 24,2001 (See below left). The transmitting place also is Darwin 2436 post box according the envelop. It even more approve that the postal route at that time all is through Darwin of Australia (See eng2-020-7).