Is it true that the Gansu Museum displays 600 anti-epidemic artifacts?

The 600 anti-epidemic testimonials on display at the Gansu Museum are genuine.

According to Gansu Economic Daily, on June 13, the "Spring Return from the Epidemic - Gansu "Provincial Special Exhibition on COVID-19 Prevention and Control" was launched at the Gansu Provincial Museum.

It is understood that the Gansu Provincial Museum has been collecting anti-epidemic witnesses from all walks of life since March. This exhibition selects 127 anti-epidemic witnesses and more than 540 pictures. The witnesses include not only calligraphy, paintings and other artistic works, but also petitions, protective equipment, testing supplies, handwritten diaries, etc. provided by front-line anti-epidemic staff. Physical objects such as letters of thanks and souvenirs for aiding Hubei, as well as community epidemic prevention promotional materials, pass cards, donation receipts, etc., are rich in content and diverse in variety.

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The exhibition section of the "Special Exhibition on COVID-19 Prevention and Control in Gansu Province":

The "Special Exhibition on COVID-19 Prevention and Control in Gansu Province" is divided into There are two parts. The first part is "United as One to Overcome Difficulties", which faithfully records the responsibility of the country, the order of society, and the love of the people in the face of the "epidemic" test. ?

The second part "Scientific epidemic prevention meets the challenge", popularizes science and health epidemic prevention education, strengthens science and rationality, strives to demonstrate the people-centered governance concept of socialism with Chinese characteristics, highlights institutional advantages, and responds scientifically and rationally. health risks that may reoccur in the future. ?

Some citizens expressed shock after watching the exhibition. We should respect medical staff. Some said, "It's quite shocking. It's really hard for medical staff." "When I read the petition just now, I shed tears. I felt that we should respect medical staff."

Jiangsu Metropolis Daily-Gansu Museum exhibited 600 anti-epidemic artifacts, and citizens shed tears after reading them: Medical care is not easy