What does father’s epidemic prevention Liu Zhongmei and peace mean?

Father’s Epidemic Prevention Liu Zhongmeihe Xianghe refers to: the meaning of harmony and beauty.

The moral: We will definitely be able to defeat the epidemic and return to the good life before.

Original content:

At the door of my hometown, there is an ancient willow tree. This willow tree has witnessed every aspect of this spring’s battle against the epidemic. The yard of my hometown is located at the beginning of the village, and the old willow tree in front of the door stands on the roadside at the entrance of the village. In spring, the goose-yellow catkins sway in the spring breeze, making spring full of intoxication. In summer, the umbrella-like canopy is dense and provides shade in the hot summer.

My father loved the willow tree and the joy under the tree very much. He always liked to meditate under the tree, drink tea, and chat with fellow villagers passing by. Over time, the ancient willow tree became a scenery in the village. After the Spring Festival, the nationwide epidemic prevention and control campaign was launched, and the small village also entered the first level of prevention and control. The village committee built a simple house on duty under the willow tree and set up a return point at the intersection.

After much deliberation in the village, it was felt that his father’s status and prestige, coupled with the convenience of living, were most suitable for long-term duty at the entrance of the village. My father happily agreed and wrote a red slogan on epidemic prevention all night long and posted it on the ancient willow tree. My father was the duty officer urging people to return home, and it really looked like that with the red armband on his arm.

Every day, my father sat under the willow tree and carefully checked the people coming in and out, whether they were familiar or unfamiliar. When someone didn't understand or asked questions, my father would point to the slogan on the willow tree and the open letter to the people of the county issued by the county party committee, and people would smile and express their understanding. That day, a kid from a neighboring village who was studying in college in Wuhan came to the village to play with his classmates.

After his father asked him about the situation, he refused to allow him to enter the village. The kid said that I had come back before the Wuhan epidemic broke out, and it was fine, so he barged in. My father stopped me and pulled me under the ancient willow tree. He started a class and said that just because you are fine now, it doesn't mean you are not a virus carrier. Then, a large set of theories were discussed from virus carriage to virus transmission. In the end, the baby was discouraged by his father's endless theories.