Tianjin University students devote themselves to volunteer work Teachers and students have fought side by side to cope with the test of the epidemic

Tianjin, January 12 news (General Station reporter Bai Jiege Yang Yu) On January 8, Tianjin suddenly broke out of the local Omilton new crown pneumonia epidemic, and the Beiyangyuan Campus of Tianjin University in Jinnan District must immediately organize nucleic acid testing according to the requirements of the Municipal Prevention and Control Command. As of the 11th, Tianjin University Beiyangyuan Campus and Nankai University Jinnan Campus have completed two nucleic acid tests.

In the campuses with tens of thousands of people, many students have taken the initiative to volunteer to assist medical workers to complete nucleic acid testing. How do students and teachers face this pandemic?

According to the plan, Tianjin University's Beiyangyuan Campus and Nankai University's Jinnan Campus, located in the epidemic prevention zone, will complete three nucleic acid tests within 72 hours, and as of yesterday morning, the first two have been completed overnight. Liu Yuwei, a teacher at the Department of Academic Engineering of Tianjin University, introduced: "These two tests are at night, the weather is about -8 ° C, and the working hours are about 8 hours. But the students fought side by side with the teachers to the end. ”

Zhang Tong, a student who participated in volunteer service at the nucleic acid testing site, also called the playground on winter night a "battlefield": "We just went to the 'battlefield', and last night we launched the second round of nucleic acid testing, which was very fast. ”

Zhang Tong, who served in the army for two years, is now a first-year master's student at Tianjin University and a member of the Tianjin University Retired Soldiers Association, which urgently set up an epidemic prevention service team on January 8, and the team members wore military training uniforms, masks and protective gloves that night to serve as guides in nucleic acid testing.

Zhang Tong said: "Our usual training clothes and military training uniforms represent a symbol of safety for everyone. Because we had taken military training before, they shouted 'Instructor you are also here' and 'It's comfortable to see the instructor'. Listening to my classmates say this, I feel that one is particularly proud of the experience that I have served in the past, and I can't be sorry for this dress, put on this dress and 'stand up' and do what I should do. ”

The unit that Zhang Tong served in was formerly the Chosin Lake Hero Unit in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. At a school lecture, he told the history of the unit. Zhang Tong said that these days, in the campus of the sealed control and at the scene of the overnight nucleic acid test, he also remembered the propaganda words of the time many times: "They braved the rain of bullets and bullets and bravely charged; they bravely resisted the indiscriminate bombardment and held their positions." Use your body as a ladder, pick up the explosives package, hold the explosive canister in your hand, rush into the enemy group, and never flinch. This bloodiness frightens the enemy and moves the heavens and the earth. ”

Zhang Tong said that this spirit inspired the volunteers of the association, "None of our retired college students said 'I rest and rest' and 'I can't do it', I think it's really great." ”

The spirit of the volunteers also inspired more students. Liu Yuwei introduced that since January 8, more and more students in various school clubs have participated in volunteer services and devoted themselves to epidemic prevention and anti-epidemic work.

Liu Yuwei said: "The registration is particularly enthusiastic. Most students see students around them serving them, and this selfless dedication is a big touch. When we registered more volunteers in the second batch of large screening (full nucleic acid testing), this is an excellent demonstration role, self-service and self-management guidance of students. ”

Tianjin University currently has more than half of its students on campus. Liu Yuwei told the Voice of China that in view of the specific situation that students from other campuses temporarily went to the Beiyangyuan campus on January 8 and were temporarily unable to leave due to the impact of control, there were also teachers and student volunteers who actively followed up to provide protection.

Specific to whether each individual is safe and sound on this campus, including whether his health code has changed. Involving cross-campus students, our teachers contact the students in time and give him proper placement according to the situation, including the placement of dormitories. When participating in nucleic acid testing, it is accurate to count everyone. There is no problem with living anything. Liu Yuwei said.