Salute! This country is fortunate to have you.
On the 8th, the national commendation meeting for fighting COVID-19 epidemic will be held in Beijing, and the Republic will pay tribute to the anti-epidemic fighters with the highest specifications!
Medical staff, community workers, people’s police, courier brother, construction workers, journalists and volunteers … …
In this "national war" with invisible enemies, we have witnessed too many great heroic stories, and counting and remembering these people and things is to pay tribute to the spirit of dedication of this society, but also to accumulate the strength of this country to forge ahead.
In January of this year, Zhong Nanshan took a photo of the high-speed rail "swipe the screen" network Su Yueming photo.
At the age of 84, he warned everyone not to go to Wuhan, but he squeezed into the dining car.
On January 18th, 2020, when Covid-19 was quietly raging in Wuhan, an 84-year-old man rushed to Wuhan in a retrograde way by making up a high-speed rail ticket.
At that time, the old man took a photo of the high-speed rail to screen the network: in the corner of the high-speed rail dining car going to Wuhan, his face was tired, his brow was locked, and his eyes were closed. In front of him was a pile of documents that he had just read … … He is Zhong Nanshan.
The 80-year-old man who warned everyone not to go to Wuhan began to work almost around the clock in the next four days.
Zhong Nanshan made a public speech, stressing that there was a phenomenon of "human-to-human transmission" in the epidemic, and this critical judgment changed the anti-epidemic process in China.
With the early accurate judgment, an unprecedented national war "epidemic" started in an all-round way from Wuhan to the whole country.
In the following months, the 80-year-old man accompanied 1.4 billion Chinese through the most difficult time.
The words "Dare to treat and speak" are hung on the wall of Zhong Nanshan’s office all the year round, which is also a true portrayal of his medical career.
On March 18th, Zhang Boli, together with Liu Qingquan, member of National Health Commission expert group and president of Beijing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, came to Puanshan Rehabilitation Station in Jiangxia to see the clinic for the rehabilitation personnel, and went to Jiangxia Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine for guidance and investigation. China News Service reporter ZhangChang photo
On March 18th, Zhang Boli conducted a survey in Wuhan. China News Service reporter ZhangChang photo
At the age of 72, he left his gallbladder in Wuhan and went to work on the third day after surgery.
After the outbreak of COVID-19 in Wuhan, Zhang Boli, a 72-year-old academician of China Academy of Engineering and president of Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was ordered to go to Wuhan with the Central Steering Group on the third day of New Year’s Eve.
During more than 80 days in Wuhan, Zhang Boli and his colleagues were stationed in Jiangxia Fangcang Hospital, taking comprehensive treatment based on traditional Chinese medicine. By the end of the "cabin break", they had achieved "three zeros": 564 patients had zero conversion to severe illness and zero relapse, and medical staff had zero infection.
Zhang Boli had a cholecystectomy in Wuhan because of the high workload of working day and night. On the third day after the operation, he put himself into remote consultation in his hospital bed.
Thanks to the joint efforts of Zhang Boli and his colleagues, the role of traditional Chinese medicine is reflected in the whole process of prevention, treatment and rehabilitation in COVID-19, with a total effective rate of over 90%.
"When the state is in danger, the doctor is a soldier. I would rather bear myself than the people. " This is what Zhang Boli said in the fight against SARS. Facing the sudden COVID-19 epidemic, he once again shouldered the mission and wrote the profound Chinese medicine into the "China Plan" to fight the epidemic.
Zhang Dingyu, Dean of Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital, who sticks to the front line. China News Agency issued Ke Wei photo source: CNSPHOTO
The "Deadly Dean" fought in the front line and even neglected the infected wife.
Many people still remember such a figure — — A "terminally ill dean" dragging his frozen legs and rushing to the front line of fighting the epidemic.
Zhang Dingyu is the director of Jinyintan Hospital in Wuhan, and his other identity is a patient with gradual freezing.
It is such a doctor who is terminally ill himself, who has been fighting in the front line at the worst of the epidemic, even ignoring his infected wife and racing against the virus day and night.
"I have to run faster to win time; I have to run faster to get more patients back from the virus. " This sentence by Zhang Dingyu once made netizens across the country cry, and explained a doctor’s firm sense of mission.
Chen Wei (screenshot of network video)
Retrograde "virus hunter", she brought China’s vaccine closer and closer.
After the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, military medical experts drawn from the army went to Wuhan urgently on the second day of the Lunar New Year’s Day to make full efforts to tackle key scientific problems and support Wuhan’s scientific research on fighting the pneumonia epidemic infected by novel coronavirus. Chen Wei, an academician of the China Academy of Engineering and a researcher at the Institute of Military Medicine of the Academy of Military Sciences, is the leader of this team.
When the military medical expert group just arrived in Wuhan, Chen Wei led the expert group to complete the construction of tent-type mobile detection laboratory and detection platform within one day, and used the kit independently developed by the Military Medical Research Institute and the method of fully automatic nucleic acid extraction, and the maximum detection capacity of samples per day was more than 1,000.
In Wuhan, Chen Wei led a team to jointly fight with the scientific research base behind Beijing, and concentrated on developing emergency scientific research on vaccine development.
In March 2020, the first phase of clinical trial of recombinant COVID-19 vaccine was launched in Wuhan, which is also the first COVID-19 vaccine in the world to enter the clinical research stage. In April, the second-phase clinical trial of the vaccine was started, and in August, the vaccine was granted a national patent, making it the first COVID-19 vaccine in China to enter the clinic and obtain a patent right.
The team led by this soldier once again witnessed the "China Speed" in the world.
Du Bin held the flowers prepared by his colleagues and showed a happy smile. (Source: Guan Wei of Peking Union Medical College Hospital)
Critical care experts who play the "full audience" will not retreat if they don’t win!
On August 30th, Du Bin, director of the ICU of Peking Union Medical College Hospital, flew back to Beijing, and the hero who fought against the epidemic finally went home.
On New Year’s Eve in 2020, Du Bin spent his time in the intensive care unit of Jinyintan Hospital, an anti-epidemic "eye of the storm" in Wuhan. After the medical team of Concord Aid Hubei took over the intensive care unit, Du Bin was appointed as the director of the temporary department. In order to guide the new team members to familiarize themselves with the work content, he often spent 10 hours in the ward.
On April 15th, the last national medical team left Hubei, and eight experts were stationed in seven designated hospitals for severe diseases to attack the last "fortress for severe diseases" in Wuhan. They are honored as "Eight Immortals with Severe Illness", and Du Bin is one of them.
After that, from Wuhan to Harbin to Beijing and then to Urumqi, Du Bin played the "full court" against the epidemic.
During the epidemic, there were many doctors who tried their best to stay at the forefront like Du Bin. He said with his own practical actions: "Don’t win this war ‘ Epidemic ’ , do not retreat! "
Yong Wang sends "care package" to the elderly. Photo courtesy of SF
The courier brother who was afraid of shaking his legs became a "life ferryman"!
Yong Wang is 35 years old. During the epidemic, this ordinary courier started to volunteer to take medical staff to and from work without telling his family. He is also known as the "life ferryman".
At first, Yong Wang’s protective gear only had one N95 mask. It was in this almost "streaking" state that he drove a private car and went to Jinyintan Hospital without hesitation to pick up medical staff.
During the epidemic, he also contacted many partners, docked many restaurants, meat and vegetable suppliers and other caring resources, so that 7,800 medical staff and frontline volunteers had hot lunch and dinner, and built a logistics support line for medical staff.
It is such an ordinary person who makes people see the greatness in the ordinary and the mutual help of a city.
During the epidemic in Wuhan, Gan Ruyi, a post-95 doctor in Banzhudang Town, Gongan County, Hubei Province, became popular on the Internet because he rode more than 300 kilometers for four days and three nights and rushed to Wuhan Hospital to work.
After 1995, the doctor rode for 4 days and 3 nights, just to return to his post as soon as possible.
Gan Ruyi, 24, is a technician at Jinkou Street Community Health Service Center in Jiangxia District, Wuhan. After the closure of Wuhan, she had already returned to her hometown in Jingzhou for a vacation and resolutely returned to Wuhan.
On the morning of January 31, Gan Ruyi took a temporary pass in the village committee, packed his bags with biscuits and instant noodles, and rode his bike to Wuhan. From Jingzhou to Wuhan, the distance is 300 kilometers, and I have experienced cycling, hitchhiking and walking.
Riding for 4 days and 3 nights, she has only one purpose: "to return to work as soon as possible."
During the epidemic, there are still many young post-90s who stick to their posts silently like Gan Ruyi. According to the data, among the more than 40,000 medical staff supporting Hubei in China, there are more than 12,000 young people born after 1990s and 00s.
Ai Zeming Image Source: Xinhuanet
College students volunteered in the cold wind: they didn’t miss a day.
During the epidemic, Ai Zeming, as a senior student of Beihua University, responded to the recruitment of youth epidemic prevention volunteers from Jilin Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League, and carried out voluntary services such as temperature measurement, disinfection and registration in Changchun Railway Station, airport and old residential areas in the cold wind. He served for 83 days without missing a day.
During his service at Changchun Railway Station, Ai Zeming rested at 10 o’clock every night, got up at 2 o’clock in the morning, ate noodles with the sauce left by his mother.
He said that this is to leave enough time for the stomach to empty, so as not to want to go to the bathroom after wearing protective clothing. In the past 20 days, he only ate a normal meal almost every day, never drank water before taking up his post, and arrived at his post the earliest every day.
Ai Zemin is not fighting alone. From the age of 18 to 40, more than 30,000 students, retired soldiers and other Jilin youth epidemic prevention volunteers have become his teammates.
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It is the strength of thousands of ordinary people in Qian Qian who come together, and we are marching towards victory step by step!
This country is fortunate to have you.
