A boy in Zhengzhou sent an unreadable letter to epidemic prevention personnel. What does this letter mean?

Angels in white save lives and heal the wounded. Angels in white are medical workers. The profession of medical worker is one of the most respected professions. A boy in Zhengzhou sent an unreadable letter to epidemic prevention personnel. What does this letter mean? This letter expresses gratitude to the epidemic prevention personnel and expresses that when he grows up, he also wants to be an angel in white.

This incident happened in Zhengzhou, Henan. Due to epidemic prevention and control reasons, nucleic acid sampling personnel would conduct door-to-door sampling of key groups. During the sampling process, a child who had just entered first grade gave a Send a letter to the epidemic prevention personnel. The epidemic prevention personnel are affectionately called "Dabai". This is a difficult letter to read because the child has just entered first grade and the letter he wrote is a combination of pinyin and Chinese characters. The child said in the letter: "Although I can't see your appearance clearly, you are still my dearest people. You are a group of lovely angels in white. When I grow up, I also want to be an angel in white and give your love to Pass it on?. The epidemic prevention personnel felt warm-hearted after hearing this, and expressed their gratitude again and again.

In the environment where the new coronavirus epidemic is raging, the work of epidemic prevention personnel is the top priority. They not only risk their lives, go through wind and rain, run for us, defend us, and protect us. Guard the front line. Wherever there is an epidemic, they are there, and wherever there is an epidemic, they can be seen. Therefore, when we see the epidemic prevention personnel working, we must cooperate with the epidemic prevention personnel in the inspection, not to cause unnecessary trouble to the epidemic prevention personnel, and at the same time, we must be grateful for the work of the epidemic prevention personnel. Because it is they who carry the burden forward and ensure that we can live safely in the rear.

I hope everyone can be as grateful as this first grader, and send our gratitude and love to Dabai and to those who are working on the front line of epidemic prevention for us. I sincerely hope that the epidemic will pass soon, and the epidemic prevention personnel no longer need to wear thick protective clothing and protective glasses, and can show their true face in front of everyone. Let us say it face to face: Thank you for your hard work.