Li Huan, who is physically disabled but full of energy: "I am a college student, I must do something for everyone!" ”

He's physically handicapped but full of energy—

Li Huan: "I am a college student, I must do something for everyone!" ”

Anyang Rong Media reporter Wang Huimin Niu Siming

"Everyone pay attention, be sure to keep the distance, don't get together, and go home immediately after doing the nucleic acid!" Over the past few days, at the scene of nucleic acid testing in Shipanliu Village, Longquan Town, Long'an District, there is a special figure that has attracted the attention of many people: he is not tall, but his voice is not small; he is young, but calm and calm; he treats the elderly with special care and organizes the team in an orderly manner. He is Li Huan, a college student volunteer.

Li Huan is a sophomore at Henan Urban Construction College, disabled by illness at a young age, and his height is only 1.23 meters. On January 8, Aomi Kerong raided the ancient capital of Anyang, breaking the city's original calm and disrupting Li Huan's winter vacation plans, which had just returned home. "My hometown has pressed the 'pause button' because of the epidemic, and many people have rushed to the front line just to 'restart' Anyang. When I learned that the village needed volunteers, I did not hesitate to sign up. I'm a college student from the village, and I have to do something for everyone. Li Huan said.

Li Huan recalled that the first nucleic acid test in Shipanliu Village encountered snow days. "There are a lot of people queuing up in the village, but there is only one group of staff to register information, and the process is slower. With the approval of the staff, I changed into my protective suit and joined the volunteer team. Li Huan told reporters that whether it is registering information, maintaining order, entering households to collect or helping special groups, as long as it is a link that requires volunteers, he participates in them one by one.

Talking about physical disabilities, Li Huan did not shy away from it: "Although I am lower than others, this does not affect my service to my father and fellow countrymen in the slightest. "Wearing protective clothing means that you can't eat, drink, or go to the toilet for at least five or six hours, plus frequent running, and it's common to get drenched in sweat at the end of a day of volunteering." When the villagers mentioned Li Huan, they all gave a thumbs up. "This child is warm and attentive, and when he meets the elderly, he will take special care. We were all very touched to see him at the nucleic acid test site, he was really amazing! A villager said.

Li Shuyu, a member of the Longquan Town Finance Institute who participated in volunteer activities with Li Huan, told reporters: "Li Huan is really our role model. In fact, he is also the one who needs to be helped, but every time he participates in volunteer service, he is not lagging behind. When following the doctor into the house to test nucleic acid, in order to keep up with everyone's pace, he made a special effort to rush forward, never crying tired. Li Huan stepped forward at a critical moment, regardless of gains and losses, and this spirit made many people feel ashamed of themselves. He shows the bravery, responsibility and responsibility of contemporary Chinese youth, which is admirable! ”

Talking about the feelings of volunteering in recent days, Li Huan said shyly: "I am a child from the countryside, there are many people who care about me and take care of me since I was a child, and now there are difficulties in my hometown, and I have no reason to sit idly by. In fact, I am very grateful to the village for giving me this opportunity to serve everyone, so that I can return to my hometown and society. As of the sixth round of nucleic acid testing in Long'an District, our village is negative, and there is no better news than this. ”

The New Year is approaching, the reporter asked Li Huan's New Year's wish, he paused slightly and then said: "Now the city's anti-epidemic situation is still grim, I hope that through our joint efforts, we can win this anti-epidemic battle at an early date and let the hometown return to a prosperous and lively scene." ”