Health Times reporter Wang Aibing
"During the 26 days of hospitalization, every day like at home, I can feel the warmth of home, just went to the two days, there were well-meaning people dragging the doctor to send me 2,000 yuan, I did not receive, the doctors will often send me some fruit, the nurses also organized to donate money to me, I did not want." Yue Mou, a confirmed case of new crown pneumonia in Chaoyang District, Beijing, who was called "the hardest Chinese in the flow of the tune" by netizens, told the Health Times reporter on February 14 that he had been discharged from the hospital today and was isolating at the hotel.
"The hardest Chinese in the flow" Yue Mou. Courtesy of respondents
On January 19, Yang Beibei, deputy mayor of Beijing's Chaoyang District, announced at a press conference the activity trajectory of the new nucleic acid test positives in Chaoyang District on the 18th, Yue Mou traveled to 28 places in 18 days, worked until the early morning, and was called "the hardest Chinese in the flow".
Yue Mou said, "For everyone to give me so many days of care, sincerely thank you, but I do not need everyone's donation, because everyone earns their own hard money, now although I am sick, but when I recover, I will still rely on my own strength to earn money to support the family, there are many people in society who are more difficult than me." ”
"When I recover and am discharged from the hospital, I will learn a lesson, reduce some workload, work less, give myself a little more time to rest, and the doctor also told me not to be too tired in the future, and I don't want to cause trouble to the country and everyone." Yue Said that in fact, the reason why it was so hard years ago was because it was the Spring Festival, and I wanted to earn more money to go home, but I didn't expect these things to happen.
Yue said, "The Spring Festival has also passed, after the end of the quarantine, I will not go back to my hometown, continue to find some jobs in Beijing, wait for the weather to be warmer, the epidemic eased a little and then go home." ”
