Cartoonist Chen Chunna uses comics to record heart-warming anti-epidemic stories. What anti-epidemic stories do you know?

Since the outbreak of the epidemic last year, Hangzhou-based freelance illustrator Chen Chunna has used comics to record dozens of heartwarming stories in the fight against the epidemic. This year, the touching moments in the news were transformed into vivid cartoons under Chen Chunna's pen. A post-95s female doctor in Hubei rode for 4 days and 3 nights to return to work to fight the epidemic. A 5-year-old boy in Qingdao bowed to the medical staff after taking a nucleic acid test. Wuhan holds on, Jilin comes on, and Hebei will win? Every character in her works has a unique personality. They were all marked with the names of various provinces and cities. She even spent a week organizing and recording in detail the specific dates when each province rushed to help the front line. There are also heart-warming stories during the epidemic, which are introduced in detail below:

1. Since the spread of the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic, tens of thousands of doctors and nurses from all over the country have rushed to the front line in Wuhan. I still remember the stage when the epidemic just started. When we didn’t know the source of the epidemic, the treatment plan, let alone the symptoms of infection and rapid spread, a petition signed by more than a dozen doctors’ names appeared on the It spread online. An ordinary piece of A4 paper, a few simple words of appeal, and the autographs of more than a dozen doctors. Very common, but very extraordinary. This sentence is not contradictory. You should still remember how panicked the people were in the early days of the epidemic. Alcohol, masks, disinfectants, instant noodles, rice, white noodles, etc., are everyone rushing to grab them? All we know is that the epidemic is serious and will kill people, but we must not be infected. However, there is such a group of people who swim against the current, regardless of their own safety. One, two, three letters asking for tactics kept coming, and more and more angels in white voluntarily asked for help on the front line. Are they afraid? I will definitely be afraid. But they regard their country and responsibility as more important than anything else. We can't remember their names one by one, so we collectively call them angels in white and the most beautiful retrograde men.

2. Academician Zhong Nanshan, an 84-year-old veteran who participated in the fight against SARS in 2003 seventeen years ago and now takes up the important task resolutely. At the beginning of the outbreak, he resolutely went to Wuhan and devoted himself to this battle without smoke and with an unknown outcome. Eighty-four years old, this is an age when you should be enjoying family happiness at home. It was this responsibility and the belief that the country was the first that allowed him to take command and set off the backbone of China.

3. In addition to our angels in white, there are countless front-line anti-epidemic workers who are working hard. We ordinary people just stay at home and don't go out to contribute to epidemic prevention. And those frontline policemen stick to their posts every day, rain or shine, and work hard at epidemic prevention sites. Let’s talk about an incident that happened near my home. There was a suspected case in our community before. The unit door of the community was quickly blocked. The police in the jurisdiction changed shifts 24 hours a day. The purchasing of more than 30 households in the entire building was handled by community personnel. , in fact, each of them is really hard. There are many people who contribute silently that we cannot see or know. They are all contributing to the anti-epidemic work in their own way, and China is strong because of each of these contributors. These great anti-epidemic stories will remain in our hearts forever.