A day in the life of an anti-drug policewoman

When Zhang Hailu, a police officer who is part of the anti-drug squad, is in her casual dress, like she is here wearing yellow, in her dorm on June 15, 2013 in Xishuangbanna Dai autonomous prefecture in Yunnan province, she looks as happy and fashion-conscious as other girls. [Photo/CFP]

Zhang, who works at checkpoints along China-Myanma border in Menghai county, southwestern Yunnan, volunteered to be in the anti-drug squad, and she excels in her job. She has now mastered the art of spotting criminals by fostering the habit of analyzing people and vehicles that cross her checkpoints. 

In the past eight months, she has searched 8,000 vehicles and 18,000 people, resulting in busting 19 drug-related crimes, seizing more than 105 kilograms of drugs as well as five guns and 200 bullets.

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