Attending university in Tianjin, Tianjin is like my second hometown. The deepest impression of Tianjin people on me is humor and humor, and the more down-to-earth point is, Du'er. The city of Tianjin that makes me feel the most is steadfastness and ease, and once it made me have an inexplicable sense of belonging, as if I was also a Tianjin native. I thought I knew it well, but I didn't.
At noon on January 8, I accidentally saw the news of the epidemic in Tianjin from the Internet, and my heart clucked a little, and I suddenly felt bad. That night, I saw a notice issued by the Tianjin Municipal Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters, requiring citizens not to leave Tianjin unless necessary, and predicted that nucleic acid testing would be started at 7 o'clock on January 9, and residents of the four districts around the city would complete the nucleic acid work within 24 hours. This validates my suspicions that as the first large-scale encounter in China with the Aomi Kerong mutation, the epidemic war in Tianjin may be "fought" very hard. However, I also seem to be thinking wrong.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic in Tianjin, I have been paying attention to the news about Tianjin every day on the Internet, Zhang Ying, a disease control expert known as Tianjin Sherlock Holmes Ying, appears frequently on TV, her cheeks are red and her face is tired, but the professional standard of the epidemic situation in Tianjin is almost perfect, called several Tianjin students to inquire about the situation, they mentioned Zhang Ying and said, "With her in it, we are not worried at all, we believe in her, we believe in Tianjin." At that time, I still thought that her belief in fighting the epidemic alone could not work, but the "actual battle" in Tianjin really shocked me.
With nearly 14 million Tianjin people completing the first round of nucleic acid screening in two days, the number of confirmed cases in Tianjin continues to grow as expected, but what is more ferocious than this rally is that Tianjin people are retrograde, I can almost every day on the Internet to see groups of medical staff and volunteers rushing to areas in need, racing against the invisible virus, giving up small homes for everyone, and several of my former classmates have also become cute and respectable "big white", I never thought that in the face of unknown dangers, they are so brave and determined. They wrote in the circle of friends: "Every dawn and night now is speed and warmth."
Tianjin, from the entire city was pressed the pause button, the streets are empty and quiet to the traffic surge, most of the residents can travel freely, work, it seems that it only took less than a week, which can not help me sigh the legendary "Tianjin speed" is indeed worthy of the name, I think this is probably related to the tianjin city and the people here with their own physique, calm and brave, unity and optimism, movement is always appropriate.
In the past two days, Tianjin's actions have shocked me again, and after nearly ten days of screening and isolation of confirmed patients, they have sounded the slogan of "supporting Jinnan", and former alumni and young students have spontaneously joined the anti-drug war. After a number of nucleic acids, all the negative Tianjin urban areas have drawn volunteer teams to support Tianjin's key anti-epidemic areas - Jinnan District, this relay station is more like a two-way rush, the buses lined up in Long Dragons are stationed in Jinnan District, waiting to transport quarantine residents at any time, Jinnan residents actively cooperate with the government's unified isolation arrangements, firefighters, medical personnel, police, bus drivers, catering businesses and other volunteers and party members and cadres from all walks of life gathered here for the first time to fight with Jinnan residents.
Although Tianjin is still confronting the highly contagious strain of Aomi Kerong, every time I see nearly 14 million people in that city, they are fighting with their own strength, and I wish and believe that Tianjin will win this hard virus battle.