The anti-epidemic TV series "The Most Beautiful Reversal" will be released soon. What stories does it tell?

The anti-epidemic TV series "The Most Beautiful Reversal" will be released soon. It will adapt the true story of the epidemic and present seven different stories. In seven units, hundreds of actors will participate in the performance, and this touching story will be presented again through film and television. Just seeing the trailer reminds us of a few months ago. In that gray time, it was these ordinary people who were doing great things, and their humanity was shining in the shadow of the epidemic.

The first story tells that after the outbreak, people from all walks of life went to Wuhan, such as medical staff, the People's Liberation Army, volunteers and so on. In times of crisis, they are not afraid of the danger ahead and resolutely go to the front. The stability of those years always requires these people to carry forward with heavy burdens. In this story, we can also see the completion of the Vulcan Mountain Hospital, where critically ill patients can be treated, and more touching stories begin here. The second story tells that in Fangcang Hospital, mild patients gradually become familiar with strangers. In the current environment, they actively cooperate with the treatment and understand the professionalism of medical staff.

The third story tells a trivial story between families who were isolated at home during the epidemic, showing the situation of many families under the epidemic. The fourth story tells the problems encountered by community workers in community investigation. From the initial uncooperative of residents to the final active cooperation, it also shows that residents gradually realize the seriousness of the matter under the epidemic situation and actively cooperate with the staff to avoid adding chaos. The last three stories are also based on true stories. There is a truck driver who delivers goods for Wuhan all the way. The young man stranded in Wuhan unexpectedly became a volunteer and volunteered to help in the intensive care unit; There are warm-hearted stories about the warmth and mutual help between medical staff.

That extremely difficult time has passed, but our memory is still profound. We should remember this period of history, remember those people who carried heavy burdens, and thank them for going to the front to sweat and create a beautiful today for us.