Residents of Xiamen Jinshang Community record "Isolation Diary" with camera

Fujian Daily, New Fujian Client September 19 (Reporter Liao Liping) "At 11 o'clock at night, the square of Jinshang Community in Huli District, Xiamen City, was still brightly lit, several red tents were lined up, and community residents lined up under the guidance of volunteers to wait for nucleic acid testing in an orderly manner; until the early morning, community workers still held up 'small horns' on patrol, reminding residents to go to the test..." The video of just a few tens of seconds was the first "isolation diary" recorded by Xiaojing, a resident of Jinshang Community.

On September 14, Jinshang Community Jinshang Community was designated as a control area and implemented closed management. As a member of the community, Xiao Jing, who once worked in the front line of the media, came up with the idea of recording the life of the community during the isolation period with the camera.

"The experience is special for everyone, especially the community workers and volunteers, who work extra hard. While truly recording life, I also hope to pass on the warmth of this group of lovely people and spread more positive energy. Xiao Jing said.

From the first day of closed management, Xiaojing filmed materials during the day and completed editing at night. Over the past few days, he has focused on the people and things that everyone cares about - about 9,000 residents in the control area, how do you complete the nucleic acid test, whether the residents' living materials are guaranteed, how the volunteers carry out services, how the lives of the elderly living alone in the community are...

Simple, plain but full of warmth records, so that Xiaojing's "isolation diary" in residents and citizens have attracted attention - "community workers, volunteers are good", "you have worked hard, pay more attention to safety", "Xiamen refueling", many people leave messages, likes, cheers for the community, cheer for the city.

"I have lived in the community for more than 20 years, seen the changes and growth here, and have been warmed by here. In this epidemic, whether it is community workers, volunteers, or residents, everyone has taken the initiative to stand up and work together to overcome the difficulties. Xiaojing told reporters that during the quarantine period, he also wanted to do something for this big family, "by insisting on recording the 'isolation diary', let the camera become another form of volunteer service." ”

Source: New Fujian