Are you satisfied with the photo on your ID card? Have you ever wondered what to wear to take ID photos?
Recently, the "cloakroom" in the residence registration room of the Baiyang Police Station of Qiantang Branch of Hangzhou Public Security Bureau in Zhejiang Province was on fire. More than 40 pieces of clothes of different styles were prepared here, both men and women, old and young; There are also eyeglass frames without lenses, combs, makeup removers, wet paper towels, liquid foundation and other items for citizens who come to take photos.
Different from taking other photos, ID cards have some technical standards and requirements for people's dress and makeup. For example, you can't wear fancy clothes, glasses with lenses, hats, colored hair, etc. Some citizens are not very satisfied with the ID cards taken at the police station because they do not understand these requirements. The "cloakroom" carefully prepared by the Baiyang Police Station not only avoids the waste of time and energy due to the lack of preparation, but also takes into account the pursuit of beauty, which makes people less worried and tangled, more convenient and leisurely when handling certificates, so it has received a lot of praise.
Such heartwarming measures not only let many people get beautiful ID photos, but also let people feel the temperature of government services, thus improving the satisfaction of the work.
In recent years, it is common to see similar refined services in government services and public services around the country, which are also popular on the Internet. Not long ago, a man in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, was called back by the staff several times after he had done what he wanted to do in the local administrative center, because he wanted to do some other things for him once and for all, and really did "think what the masses did not think"; In March this year, Jiangsu Nanjing Metro launched the "carrier pigeon service" to help elderly passengers write down the transfer mode on a slip of paper, specifying which station to transfer and which station to arrive, so that elderly passengers can take the bus without worry; In terms of culture and tourism, the fancy "pet customers" of many "online celebrity" cities let netizens directly call "warm heart"... The "key little things" of the people are turned into "warm heart events". These details reflect the efforts made by relevant departments in terms of service convenience and humanization, as well as the progress of relevant local governance capacity and level, This will also further enhance the people's sense of gain, happiness and security.
Innovation has no end, and convenience has no end. We look forward to more and more similar heartwarming initiatives and design arrangements around the world, and to the "people centered" taking root, sprouting and bearing fruit in more places.
