The Thanksgiving medical team talked about it.

Of course, we should pay tribute to them. If one side is in trouble, all sides will support it. This winter, COVID-19 virus broke out again in Hebei Province, becoming a high-incidence area, with Shijiazhuang as the center and spreading to other parts of Hebei Province. At this time, the horticultural medical team from Zhejiang arrived here to provide medical support for Hebei. In Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, when students have an emergency holiday and ordinary residents are isolated at home, these medical workers from Zhejiang Province are struggling to fight the virus in such a high-incidence area.

They are in the hospital, they are trying to treat patients infected by the virus, and they are always paying attention to the changes in COVID-19 to save the city and the region, so they are angels and the people who should be grateful at this moment. After many days of fighting day and night, they finally defeated the virus, controlled it, stopped its spread, and settled down temporarily in Hebei. We must all pay tribute to these medical volunteers. It is because of them that we can fight the virus faster. People in China are all grateful people. We are grateful when someone helps us. This traditional virtue has been handed down since ancient times. Therefore, when the treatment team aided by India was leaving, people in Hebei paid the highest respect to them, which made people in other regions feel very moved.

When the epidemic spreads wantonly, we all need United forces to defeat the virus, instead of going it alone and rejecting each other. If this happens, the virus will spread all over China. At the same time, we should also thank the country, the medical workers and volunteers who have been struggling, other social caring people and even everyone.

It is because of the joint efforts of all people that we will not be constantly invaded by viruses like other countries. Therefore, the aid medical team in Hebei should accept this respect from Hebei with a clear conscience.