"Change into protective clothing, we are warriors" Lu Wenjing celebrated his birthday on the front line of the epidemic for three consecutive years

On January 25, at a nucleic acid testing site in Shiliuzhuang Street, Fengtai, Lu Wenjing, a 33-year-old nurse, spent an unforgettable birthday. This is her third birthday on the front line of the fight against the epidemic.

Lu Wenjing is a nurse at Shunyi Women's and Children's Hospital, and January 25 is her birthday. "At 3:20 a.m., the second batch of medical personnel who rushed to help Fengtai District nucleic acid sampling prepared to leave." In the early morning of her birthday, Lu Wenjing saw the notice in the group and immediately began to pack her belongings. The family was also accustomed to this rhythm of work, and only told her to dress warmly and pay attention to safety. Lu Wenjing felt the darkness and went out the door and rushed to the assembly site. The bus slowly started, carrying 439 medical personnel and tens of thousands of medical supplies to the streets of East Blacksmith Camp and Shiliuzhuang in Fengtai District.

At 6 o'clock on the same day, in the lights, Lu Wenjing and his colleagues began to take nucleic acid samples for the residents of Shiliuzhuang Street. The cold wind was biting, the protective mask was steamy, and after the sampling work, the mask left a dark red stranglehold on the face. Back at the rest tent, the song sounded, and colleagues sent a birthday cake to Lu Wenjing. "May the mountains and rivers be unharmed, the epidemic receding, and we wait for the spring to blossom together." Lu Wenjing bowed her head and solemnly made a wish.

Since the outbreak of the epidemic, Lu Wenjing has been fighting in the front line of the fight against the epidemic, and after the establishment of the fever clinic in the hospital on January 23, 2020, she was the first medical staff to enter the fever clinic; in 2021, she was responsible for prevention and control work at the isolation point; on her birthday in 2022, she went to Fengtai District to provide support without hesitation. "Put on this protective suit, we are 'warriors' and we must charge ahead." Lu Wenjing said.

As of 3:00 a.m. on January 26, the second round of nucleic acid sampling of more than 140,000 people in East Blacksmith Camp Street and Shiliuzhuang Street had been tested within 12 hours, and the results were negative.

(Original title: "Change into protective clothing, we are soldiers" Lu Wenjing has celebrated his birthday on the front line of the epidemic for three consecutive years)

Source: Beijing Evening News reporter Wang Kexin correspondent Kang Yingjie

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