CHONGQING (CQNEWS) -- Recently, at the Citizen Convenience Service Center of the Chongqing Municipal Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Corps of Transportation, law enforcement officers received a silk banner from Mr. Xu, a tourist from outside the city. He sent it to express his gratitude to two Chongqing taxi drivers. What led to this gesture?

At around 3:00 am on April 27, the Traffic Law Enforcement Team received a call from Mr. Xu, who had accidentally left a handbag in the back seat of a taxi while traveling from Deyi Square in Yuzhong District to the vicinity of Chongqing Zoo around 11:30 pm on April 26.

"There are over 10,000 yuan in cash along with various documents inside the bag," Mr. Xu told the law enforcement officers. He mentioned that he didn't request a receipt and couldn't recall the license plate number.

As the law enforcement team searched for the vehicle took by Mr. Xu, taxi driver Xie Daqiang arrived at the center. He reported that his shift partner had discovered a handbag in the car and entrusted him to deliver it to the center while handing over the shift, in hopes of finding the owner.

The law enforcement team, after comparing the system registration information and confirming the bag, promptly informed Mr. Xu

On the 27th, Mr. Liu, entrusted by Xu, came to the center and retrieve the lost handbag. "I didn't expect to recover it so quickly. Thank you very much!" Mr. Liu expressed his gratitude to the law enforcement team.

Recently, Mr. Xu sent a silk banner from out of Chongqing to the law enforcement team members and drivers. (Translated by Wang Zhong, Fathom Language Limited)