The famous actor Chen Long goes out as a volunteer at 7 a.m. How difficult is the daily work on the front line of epidemic prevention?

Recently, the well-known actress Zhang Linzhi posted a picture on social media of her husband Chen Long wearing a protective suit and holding a loudspeaker as an epidemic prevention volunteer, with a text saying that he went out to do volunteer services at 7 o'clock in the morning. Chen Long's spirit in the photo He cheered up. It can be seen that he is very enthusiastic about the work of epidemic prevention volunteers. We all admire these epidemic prevention workers who are fighting on the front line. They work very hard every day. So let me tell you in detail. Let’s talk about how hard the daily work of epidemic prevention workers is!

First of all, we need to be clear that epidemic prevention workers are not only physically very tired, but also mentally under tremendous pressure. Nowadays, the epidemic has been recurring and cannot be completely subsided, so epidemic prevention workers have to come into contact with all kinds of people on the front line every day. We all know that the harm of COVID-19 to the human body is very huge, and in severe cases, it can even Leading to death, these volunteers all have their own small families, and the older ones have their own wives and children. They abandoned their small families to ensure the safety of the public. They are also ordinary people, and in their hearts they are also afraid of being infected with COVID-19, so these volunteers have to bear tremendous psychological pressure every day, but they use their strength to cover up their vulnerability in front of ordinary people.

Secondly, epidemic workers work longer hours every day and have a heavier workload. It is normal to leave early and return late. They must rush to the corresponding location at six or seven every morning. Many times I couldn't go home until nine or ten o'clock in the evening. In particular, volunteers in epidemic outbreak areas have even more hardships. It is very common to come to check body temperature, do nucleic acid tests, and provide various kinds of help to quarantined people. It can be said that many people are tired after a whole day. They were sweating profusely. Many of them did it out of their own free will and did not ask for anything in return. This kind of spirit cannot but be moved.

Every worker on the front line of epidemic prevention is worthy of our respect and love. Without them, our country's epidemic prevention and control would not be able to do so well, and we would not be able to live a safe and happy life now. I have nothing but gratitude in my heart for them.