记得在1988年以前,江西人要想走出国门去看看外面的世界,还不能从自己家门口坐着飞机走,而必须取道他省。地处“吴头楚尾,粤户闽庭”的江西直到这年的11月,国务院致函省政府同意开放江西口岸,对外开放的门户才慢慢启开。与此同时,一支忠诚守卫“大门”的队伍也在“八一”军旗升起过的革命圣地上悄然诞生了——这便是集“武装、涉外、司法”于一身的江西公安边防部队。 I remember that before 1988, Jiangxi people wanted to go abroad to see the outside world, and they could not take the plane from their doorstep but must go through other provinces. Located in “Wu Tau Chuwei, Guangdong households Min Ting” in Jiangxi Until November of this year, the State Department sent a letter to the provincial government agreed to open Jiangxi ports, opening up the door slowly opened. At the same time, a contingent of loyal guards at the “gate” was also quietly born on the revolutionary shrine where the “August 1” military banner was raised - that is, the Jiangxi Public Security Frontier Forces, a “armed, foreign and judiciary” .