I came home from Dongguan and was asked to be quarantined 14 days. Will you choose to go home?

Of course, I have to go back, even if I will be isolated when I go home, at least I will feel much better, because I am closer to my parents, wife and children at home. The specific reasons are as follows.

1. Can I go back or get it back? I think most people who come out to work still have to go back. There is only one chance in a year, and last year I celebrated the New Year on the spot. If I don't go back this year, it will be two years, too long. I believe that quite a few people who go out to work have children and old people staying at home. It's been so long, it's time to go back and have a look.

In this case, I feel that I have to go back if I ask for immediate isolation, not to mention that local policies are different, and not all regions implement rigid isolation. Some areas only require people from epidemic cities to have nucleic acid test reports, while others may only require isolated observation at home, so they can go back in this case. Even if you are isolated at home, there is nothing wrong with being with your family!

In addition, the holiday time of many factories is far more than 14 days. I believe that many factories will start to have a holiday after New Year's Day. Why not go back at this time? In fact, in the previous stage, the health and health commission also said that it would not return to its hometown during the New Year. According to the actual situation of the epidemic, it is impossible to implement a one-size-fits-all policy of celebrating the New Year on the spot.

Therefore, as long as you are not in the epidemic control area, you can walk freely and of course you can return. For example, Shanghai's handling of the epidemic has never been confined to the areas or places where the epidemic occurred, and the rest of the areas are completely free to move and go back to their hometown!

2. Naturally, if you don't want to go back: Of course, if you don't have too much obsession with your hometown and don't have too many left-behind relatives at home, then under the current epidemic situation, I think it is appropriate to walk less.

Some people may have short holidays, and some enterprises are only allowed seven days. In this case, there is little point in going back, and there is not enough time to isolate them, even at home.

Generally speaking, whether you can go back to your hometown depends on your actual situation and the epidemic prevention measures implemented in various places, rather than simply saying whether you want to go back or not. I believe many people will carefully consider these things when deciding whether to go or not.