A mother in Zhengzhou made nucleic acid for her child but was called thank you aunt. Why don't children recognize their mothers?

Introduction: After a mother in Zhengzhou gave her child a nucleic acid test, the child regarded her mother as an aunt and thanked her. The main reason is that children are used to their mother's busy work and don't recognize it when her mother is working, so they say it politely? Thank you, aunt? Presumably, when the child's mother heard this sentence, her heart was particularly uncomfortable, because the needs of work rarely accompanied her children.

1. The child didn't recognize her mother because she was wearing protective clothing.

When people do nucleic acid testing, they will find that volunteers and medical staff will wear thick clothes, especially the medical staff who are taking samples for everyone. They are all wearing thick protective clothing, also known as Dabai, but their contribution is worthy of respect. In some places, because protective clothing is more expensive, these people may stand from morning till night, using only one set of protective clothing. In order to save, they also paid a lot. In order to let more people get their own nucleic acid test results early, they gave up their time with their children and their time to relax. The mother was wearing protective clothing when she was doing nucleic acid testing. Maybe only her eyes were exposed and the child didn't recognize it.

Second, because children are used to their mother's busyness.

In 2020, the mother has arrived in Wuhan, so the children have been away from home for a long time, and they are used to their mother's work, because they also know that their mother is for everyone, and these children are very sensible. Although they stood in front of their mother, they didn't recognize her, but politely apologized to each other.

Three. Concluding remarks

The impact of the epidemic is still serious. Many people will go to the front, so they will stay away from their hometown and relatives. We are all ordinary people. They also have secular desires and miss their families. I hope that the epidemic will end as soon as possible, and I hope that these medical staff can go home for a good year.