N Haidu all-media reporter Lin Juan, Zhou Wanyi, Chen Yizhi, Guo Siqi / text
Mao Chaoqing, Ma Junjie / Picture
In this city, there is a group of "night watchmen" in their ordinary and not simple posts, in every quiet and unquiet night, silently paying, guarding Banyan City with their "sleeplessness". Because of them, the night of the city has a warm undertone.
Critical Care Doctors: Hold the last line of life
"Dr. Chen, 3 beds of cardiac arrest, come and rescue" "Brother Kai, a new patient is coming"...... The phone rang in the ICU urgently, and the medical staff on duty in the intensive care department of Fujian Provincial Hospital quickly assembled. Under hundreds of nights, they shuttled on the edge of life and death, with endless enthusiasm and firm faith, maintaining the light of life, and Chen Kai, deputy chief physician of the Third Department of Intensive Care Medicine of Fujian Provincial Hospital, is one of them.
Dr. Chen Kai has been working in the ICU for 15 years
For Chen Kai, working early in the morning is his norm. His night shift was 15 hours a day, from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. the next day, and he had to finish the morning work of the medical team before leaving work. After arriving at the post, he first had to carry out a bedside handover with the day shift doctor and the bedside doctor in charge of the bed, fully understand the specific situation of each bed, and clarify the issues that need to be focused on during the night shift. Before the patient falls asleep, Chen Kai will lead the front-line doctors and attendants to conduct night rounds, re-check the patient's condition, deal with abnormal clinical indicators, and prepare for the next day's shift.
Dr. Chen Kai made rounds at night to understand the patient's condition
"The ICU is a place that requires teamwork, and every member of the department is doing their best to improve the success rate of critical care when facing patients. Dr. Chen Kai recalled that at 12 midnight two years ago, news came from the emergency department that a young woman's life was hanging by a thread due to fulminant myocarditis, and Dr. Chen Kai immediately went to the consultation after receiving the call, and when he arrived, the patient was already intubated, unconscious, tachycardia and stubborn hypotension, with a heart rate as high as 160 beats per minute, and his condition was very critical. Dr. Chen Kai urgently asked the director of the department to confirm that the patient met the indications for ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) treatment, and immediately notified the department to prepare the bed...... Although it was late at night, the ICU was brightly lit, and every medical staff was fully engaged in this battle against death. With the support of ECMO, the patient's vital signs gradually stabilized, and after 4 days, he was finally withdrawn from ECMO and successfully treated.
Chen Kai (left) communicates with the doctor on duty about the patient's condition
In the ICU, such nights are not uncommon, and every time you go all out, it is the deepest awe of life. "The ICU is the closest place to death and the closest place to life, and I have never regretted choosing to become a doctor. Chen Kai said that to do this job well, love and persistence are indispensable. Although the work on the front line of clinical practice is relatively hard, every time a life is successfully saved, or a family's hope is rekindled, the sense of accomplishment and satisfaction makes all the hard work and sweat instantly meaningful.
Dr. Chen Kai made rounds at night to understand the patient's condition
City Cleaners: The "Nobody" Who Cleans the Streets
When the last rays of sunlight fade into the abyss of night, the people of the city hurry and return to the warmth of home. And at this time, a special group began their work. Huang Guangqin, one of the thousands of cleaners in Rongcheng, has been the "guardian" of Rongcheng before the start of the night since 2008, lighting up the beginning of every night in Rongcheng.
Every morning at four o'clock, when most people are still immersed in sweet dreams, Huang Guangqin has changed into his work clothes, has set foot on the street he has been cleaning for 16 years. In the streets and alleys, his figure is busy and determined. The broom fluttered in his hand, the dust dissipated, and the garbage was collected one by one with the wave of the shovel.
While most people are still immersed in sweet dreams, Huang Guangqin (left) has already started working
Huang Guangqin always said: "I also want to go home and be with my family, but I have things that I have to do well." This sense of responsibility allows him to persevere no matter what difficulties he encounters. He knows that every action he makes is related to the cleanliness and beauty of the city. Every night at 7:30 p.m., he finishes his day's work, but if there is an emergency, he will not hesitate to work overtime to ensure that everything is taken care of.
As night fell, Huang Guangqin's figure became more and more hazy under the street lamp. His movements are skillful and powerful, as if he is painting a clean picture of the city at night. His eyes are firm and persistent, revealing his love and responsibility for his work.
While most people are still immersed in sweet dreams, Huang Guangqin (left) has already started working
Around 2010, when Yongtai was hit by a typhoon, Huang Guangqin and several other cleaners received instructions to go to Yongtai to clean up silt, garbage and deal with road blockages. That day, they were busy until late at night. But watching the road fade away little by little and restore its original appearance, Huang Guangqin's heart was full of satisfaction and pride. This experience not only won him the "May Day Labor Award", but also strengthened his belief in doing a good job in cleaning.
In every corner of Fuzhou City, there are cleaners like Huang Guangqin. They pay silently and stick to their posts with all their hearts. Starlight dotted the night sky, and the moonlight sprinkled on them, casting them in a silvery glow. Their figures looked so determined and lonely in the night, but their eyes were full of perseverance and perseverance.
Drainage pipe dredging worker: the first-line "old scalper" of the "dungeon"
Under the bustling city, there is a "dungeon" that we can't see - the drainage network. The underground drainage pipe network is like the "blood vessel" of the city, once there is an "infarction", it is easy to cause environmental pollution and even lead to potential safety hazards. In order to maintain drainage facilities in a timely manner, whenever night falls, the "underground guards" of Fuzhou Urban Drainage Co., Ltd. will be dispatched to guard the "health" of the city.
Drainage pipe dredger Lu Jinfu (left)
Use a blower to ventilate, inspect and clear the downhole...... At 10 p.m. on April 28, Lv Jinfu, a drainage pipe dredging worker of Fuzhou Urban Drainage Co., Ltd., and other colleagues carried out rainwater pipe dredging operations at the intersection of 817 Middle Road and Industrial Road. I saw him skillfully pick up the tools, go deep into the manhole to fish out the mud and garbage, and as the tools stirred in the drainage pipe underneath, bursts of foul smell gushed out of the manhole.
"I'm used to dealing with dirty and smelly sewer pipes every day, and I can't smell the stench myself. Lu Jinfu, who is not good at words, is not ambiguous at all when he does his work, and the tools in his hands weigh more than ten catties, and after a while, he is sweating profusely, but he still does not stop the work at hand.
Drainage pipe dredger Lu Jinfu (first from right)
In addition to night work, there are also regular drainage maintenance work during the day. He told reporters that the city's sewage pipes and the city's roads, rainwater wells, rainwater inlet wells, rainwater pipes, sewage wells, sewage pipes, rainwater pumping station pumping pools, etc. are all within the scope of their maintenance.
In case of emergency, Lu Jinfu and his colleagues worked overtime day and night. There are many typhoons and rainy weather in Fuzhou, and at this time, the personnel of the rescue team must be deployed in advance at various key points in Fuzhou, and the personnel are on duty 24 hours a day. He recalled that when the typhoon came last year, he and other workers stayed on the edge of the manhole at the water accumulation point, unable to leave half a step until the rescue plan was lifted. ”
This year's 55-year-old Lu Jinfu has been sticking to this ordinary post for more than ten years, and he, like other drainage workers, has paid silently in exchange for the safety of drainage and the cleanliness of the road. "Although the work is hard, we are happy to see that there is no water on the road and that vehicles and pedestrians can pass safely," Lu Jinfu said with a smile. ”
Road maintenance
Caregivers: tinkers of urban mobility
Near ten o'clock on the evening of the 26th, most of Fuzhou's urban areas began to enter a "dormant" state. As the traffic flow on the main road gradually decreased, the corner of Beiyuan Road in Cangshan District began to get busy. This is the construction site of the subway power road-breaking asphalt repair, and Qi Guozheng, director of the Machinery Management Institute of the Fuzhou Municipal Engineering Center, is directing the road maintenance workers to start a new round of work tonight.
Qi Guozheng and his colleagues started work at night
Qi Guozheng has been engaged in the municipal industry for more than 30 years, and is mainly responsible for the support and maintenance of various machinery and vehicle equipment in the municipal center. He told reporters that as the "main artery" of urban traffic, urban roads carry a large amount of traffic flow every day, and they also need to cooperate with municipal construction, and high-intensity use can easily lead to aging, cracking, potholes, etc. Recently, with the advent of the rainy season, short-term heavy rainfall weather is frequent, and asphalt pavement diseases and road repair tasks in urban areas have also increased.
Due to the large traffic flow on the road during the day, in order to avoid traffic congestion caused by construction, Qi Guozheng and the workers chose to start work at night. Milling machines, pavers, rollers...... All kinds of large machinery took turns to fight, and one after another "behemoths" stopped on the road, working in full swing and in an orderly manner.
At night, when the light is low, workers set up temporary lighting to identify the milling area and then start the road milling machine. When the road milling machine is operating, the slag truck in front of it continues to keep an appropriate distance from the milling machine, and receives the old loose layer at any time. Qi Guozheng at the site cooperated with the road construction team to coordinate and guarantee the machinery and equipment to ensure the safety of mechanical operations on the construction site.
"Nearly 500 square meters of pavement need to be repaired tonight, and it is expected to be completed in three to four hours. Qi Guozheng said that the larger work could take an entire night, and that it would also have to be completed before the morning rush hour to keep the roads clear. In addition, asphalt is afraid of water, and a clear night is the best time for construction, so Qi Guozheng and the workers must race against time to miss a chance to repair it. At three o'clock in the morning, the asphalt paving of the road was completed, and Qi Guozheng went home from work with the others.
"We were on the 'eighth class in the evening', and we were all 'tanned' by the moonlight. Lao Lin, a maintenance worker who is making preliminary preparations, joked with a smile, "It's to stay up late, and sometimes it's quite sleepy, but it's worth my job to let everyone drive on a smooth road when they go out in the morning." ”
Editor: Pan Pan