at Changsha Aeronautical Vocational and Technical College in Hunan Before the plane show, Wang Run (left three) and aircraft maintenance students walked past an airplane (photo taken in March 16th). 90 Sichuan girl Wang Run was born in a flying family. His grandfather used to be an aircraft maintenance technician, and his father was an air force carrier. Wang Run grew up with a blue sky dream. But at the age of 20, her dream was not to be a stewardess, but to be an aircraft maintenance personnel to escort the flight. After graduating from high school in
2013, Wang Run went to the Changsha Aeronautical Vocational and Technical College to study aircraft maintenance, and in her class there were 7 girls as like-minded as she was. For girls, building a plane is a double challenge to physical strength and brain power. It is small to riveting a screw, so large as to unload a wing. It is both strong and careful to deal with the plane. The Changsha Aeronautical Vocational and Technical College, which belongs to the air force equipment department, was founded in 1973. It is a full-time vocational college. Aircraft maintenance major is the trump card of the college. There are more than 2400 students, and the ratio of male to female is about 10:1.
the high - looking Wang Run is the "goddess" in the minds of many boys, and after wearing a suit on the plane, the "goddess" incarnated "woman man". Wang Run said, "boys are stronger than girls, but they are more careful. This is our strength". Cultural courses, practical training, physical training... After three years of "devil" learning, this group of "women" will graduate from the college, go to work, and become a beautiful landscape in the field of aviation. Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Ga took
at the airplane display flat at the Changsha Aeronautical Vocational and Technical College in Hunan, and Wang Run cleaned and maintained a plane (March 16th). Xinhua News Agency reporter Li Ga