A passionate traffic cop's road directing stole the show in northern China

The video was filmed in the city of Siping in Jilin Province on June 5.

With over 20 years in service, the police officer named Ding Guanxiong's unconventional hand signals resemble a dance that flows with the rhythm of passing cars.

It's reported that during peak hours, Officer Ding's unique method enables over 200 more vehicles to pass compared to other intersections. Many drivers, in recognition of his hard work, spontaneously salute him as they pass.

However, behind his positive and enthusiastic facade lies immense dedication. Few are aware of the physical toll his job takes on him. Ding reveals that he's been consistently working out for over a decade, which he believes is necessary to withstand the demands of his high-intensity traffic directing.

Humbled by the recognition, Ding expressed his joy in knowing that his methods are appreciated. He remains committed to his mantra: "Clear four-way intersections and turn rush hours into smooth passages."

The video was provided by local media with permission.

近日，吉林四平街头，一位交警花式指挥交通引发过往市民关注，这位交警的指挥手势与众不同，像是在跟随着车来车往，有节奏的跳舞，他的疏导不但看起来激情有活力，而且更高效更容易被市民理解和接受。
据了解，这位交警是铁西交管大队民警丁冠雄，已经从事交警工作20多年。在早晚高峰时，丁冠雄疏导的交通能比别的路口多放行200多辆车。许多司机在通过路口时都自发地向辛苦繁忙的他报以真诚的致意。他为别人展现出积极热忱的一面，却很少人知道为此他付出了多大的辛苦。丁冠雄介绍他自己已经坚持锻炼10多年，否则的话，也受不了如此高强度的疏导。
丁冠雄表示，他很高兴自己的疏导方式能得到人们的认可。让“四方无拥堵，高峰变通途”是他竭尽全力去做的事。