Touching stories in the fight against the epidemic

1. A wife who “doesn’t come home”.

This year’s Spring Festival coincides with the raging COVID-19 epidemic. Mr. Zhu, like most people, stays at home and relaxes at home. However, Mr. Zhu’s Spring Festival is different from most people’s. His wife is Jin Huiming, director of the Prevention and Protection Department of Jiaxing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. She has been fighting on the front line of COVID-19 prevention and control. She leaves early and comes home late every day, often not getting home for dinner. "When will you come back?" "It's hard to say, you can eat first without waiting for me." "Just wait a little longer, how will we eat if you don't come back?" Such conversations are repeated every day.

2. An alarm sounded at 3 o'clock in the morning.

"Dingle bell? Dingle bell?" Every morning at 3 o'clock in the morning, the alarm clock in Jin Huiming's house always rings on time. At 3 a.m., this is the time when most people sleep most soundly, and it is also the time when the hospital’s specimen test reports for patients under quarantine and observation come out. In order to know the test results as soon as possible and arrange the next work in time, Jin Huiming wakes up at this time every day.

3. Eat fast food for two hours at a time.

At about 8 o'clock in the evening on the fourth day of the Lunar New Year, the sky was already dark and drizzle was falling. Jin Huiming had been busy for a whole day, and now he felt hungry. She picked up the cold snack and was about to take a bite when her phone rang again. "Jinke, the protective equipment in the department is gone. How do I apply for it?" "Jinke, the logo for the medical work flow chart of the fever clinic has been designed. Could you please check if there is any problem?" Continuous calls, starting from 8 o'clock By 10 o'clock, she ate a simple fast food for more than two hours.