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An all-female team in Yunnan tackles transnational drug trafficking with resilience and unique insights, ensuring safer communities and stronger border security. Growing up in Anhui, a peaceful province in East China, Lu Yao (pseudonym) had little exposure to the harsh realities of drug-related crimes in Southwest Yunnan, where trafficking thrives due to its long border with Myanmar, a hot spot for transnational drug activity. However, during her years at China People's Police University, Lu became fascinated by anti-drug cases and chose this topic for her graduation thesis. After earning her degree in border inspection, she made a bold decision to leave behind a stable job in her hometown and join the border management unit in Mangshi, located in Dehong Dai and Jingpo autonomous prefecture, Yunnan. "People like my parents and my sister have never encountered drugs. For them, crime is limited to things like petty theft or traffic accidents. But here, we conduct drug busts involving hun
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