In 2020, which anti-epidemic stories made you cry?

The COVID-19 epidemic broke out in 2020. In the process of fighting the epidemic across the country, countless anti-epidemic stories have made people cry. Here are a few stories that have touched people across the country.

1. Medical police husband and wife team: "You save lives and heal the wounded, and I protect you."

Wang Zhenqiang has been in the police for 25 years, and his wife Guo Qi has been a doctor for 20 years. In 2003, due to the SARS epidemic, Wang Zhenqiang and Guo Qi, who were both on the front line, postponed their marriage. After the outbreak, on the morning of New Year's Eve, Guo Qi submitted a petition to the hospital and applied to travel to Wuhan. But the hospital let me stay. The current work intensity in the hospital is relatively high, with frequent night shifts. Guo Qi, who has been working hard for many days, has deep mask marks on his face.

After Wang Zhenqiang received the notice of duty from the brigade on the second day of the first lunar month, Wang Zhenqiang led the squadron police and auxiliary police to go on duty at the Zhengzhou Liulin Station of the Lianhuo Expressway, and has been sticking to the front line of epidemic prevention and control. I didn't go home for several days.

"You save lives and heal the wounded, and I protect the side. There is no winter that cannot be passed, and there is no spring that cannot come. The most beautiful retrograde is when you and I fight side by side! Come on together!"

2. Wuhan couple delivers meals to medical staff 24 hours a day

Driving 20 kilometers, they also deliver a packed lunch. Qiu Beiwen, her husband, and five or six relatives sent lunch boxes to many hospitals in Wuhan. Deliver meals to medical staff working on the front lines 24 hours a day. Talking about the original intention, they said: "We can't let others rush to the front and not even have a meal!".

3. Unparalleled National Scholar: Academician Zhong Nanshan

At the turn of winter and spring of 2020, the new type of coronavirus pneumonia raided Wuhan, and quietly but rapidly spread throughout the country along with the Spring Festival travel rush. 84-year-old Zhong Nanshan was ordered to face the danger and rushed to Wuhan overnight. He proposed for the first time that "the virus must be transmitted from person to person", sounding the national alarm and the fight against the virus entering a new stage.

In just 72 hours, Zhong Nanshan visited four cities. On January 17, he was still studying the epidemic in Shenzhen. After arriving in Wuhan from Guangzhou on the evening of the 18th, he rested for less than 6 hours. On the morning of the 19th, he appeared at the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission as the leader of the high-level expert group of the National Health Commission. , after listening to the report, he went to Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital to conduct research, and then went to Wuhan Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

There was no time to rest at noon, so the meeting continued to study and judge the epidemic until 5 p.m. The next itinerary took him to Beijing, and it was already 8pm when he landed at the Capital Airport. I hurriedly put down my luggage and went to the National Health Commission to attend a meeting. I didn't return to the hotel until about 2 a.m. and slept in my clothes.