A female rider in Shanghai became a volunteer after her community was closed when delivering food. What other heart-warming events have you seen during the epidemic?

In March 2022, the local epidemic in Shanghai was relatively serious. New local cases and asymptomatic infections were reported in consecutive days. Shanghai also launched epidemic prevention and control measures. Many areas have implemented closed management. On the evening of March 13, 2022, a female takeaway rider in Shanghai delivered food in a Pudong community. Who would have known that as soon as this takeaway rider entered the community, the community was under lockdown management. According to local epidemic prevention regulations in Shanghai, she needs to be quarantined on the spot for 14 days, and the local community arranged a room for her. The delivery rider thought that he might as well do something meaningful while lying in quarantine for 14 days. It happened that he saw that the community was recruiting volunteers. So this takeaway rider enthusiastically signed up to become a community volunteer. This takeaway rider went door-to-door in the isolation and control area every day to inform everyone to do the accounting, and was responsible for maintaining order at the nucleic acid site. In Shanghai, we discovered that it was not just this one food delivery rider who was working as an epidemic prevention volunteer. Many food delivery riders have become epidemic prevention volunteers. Their deeds are very heart-warming. In fact, there are many people like them across the country who choose to help others despite the severe situation of the epidemic. There is also an epidemic in the city where I live, and many people have volunteered. We can often see volunteers on the streets. Some of these volunteers are first-time volunteers, while others have been doing volunteer work for many years. They have helped many medical staff carry out on-site epidemic prevention work, and many of them have been doing this for several months. I often see volunteers providing services to some elderly people. Many elderly people are not familiar with the epidemic regulations, which has caused a lot of inconvenience in their lives. These volunteers patiently explained to these elderly people and proactively provided services to them. Many elderly people with inconvenient legs and feet have received their help. These epidemic prevention volunteers are not afraid of danger and fight bravely on the front line. They are very worthy of our respect. Their behavior also makes us very heart-warming. Here I would like to say thank you to the volunteers working on the front line for your hard work.