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1986年7月,年仅21岁的李明来到了斌郎矿井建设筹备处,开始了他的人生新征程。然而,作为重庆煤校井建专业毕业生的他本来是不愿意到煤矿工作,因为“工作艰苦,没有面子”。他不知道自己哪一天将会脱掉矿工服,到外边闯一闯。时光如白驹过隙,一晃27年过去,当年的小伙子如今已年近半百,仍然与矿井打着交道。虽然在上世纪九十年代那段煤矿失落的日子,他也跟许多人一样出去闯过,但终究还是回到了煤矿这个更能展示自身价值的地方。
July 1986, only 21-year-old Li Ming came to Bin Lang Mine Construction Preparatory Office, began his new journey in life. However, as a graduate of Chongqing Coal Mine Construction, he was reluctant to work in coal mines because “work is hard and there is no face.” He did not know one day he would take off the miner’s suit and break into the outside. Time flies, a flash of 27 years later, when the young man now has nearly half a hundred years, still dealing with the mine. Although he went out as many people during the loss of coal mines in the 1990s, he eventually returned to the coal mines where it can show his worth.