According to the Guangdong Radio and Television Station Electrocution News reported on June 14, on the 13th, at the new crown vaccination site in the Shipai Street community in Tianhe District, Guangzhou, the sharp-eyed people found the "mysterious figure" in the volunteer team - Hong Kong actor Mai Changqing.
Wearing protective clothing and a face shield, he sweated through the crowd to provide guidance for everyone, checking the health codes and itinerary codes of the citizens one by one.
Mai Changqing revealed that because he has been working in Guangdong for many years, he has already developed deep feelings with local neighbors and hopes to contribute to the fight against the epidemic in Guangzhou. "I hope that what we do is worth it, that we can protect everyone, and that we will be happiest when everyone is healthy."
Hong Kong actor Mai Changqing (known as "Mai Bao"), born in December 1968 in Shunde, Guangdong Province, is a tvb contract artist, in the two versions of "Journey to the West" starring Chen Haomin and Zhang Weijian respectively, both played the role of "Sand Monk", in Huang Rihua's version of "Tianlong Babu" as "You Tanzhi", and his representative works also include tv series "Xiu Cai Meets Soldiers", "Tea is Hometown Thick" and "Searching for Qin".
And Mai Changqing's most "out of the circle" performance is the scene in which he is pointed at the nose by the male protagonist Liu Xing (played by Li Yaoxiang) in "The Righteous Sea Of the Gangsters": "Liang Feifan, eat shit!" This GIF later became a widely circulated meme.
Mai Changqing played the villain Liang Feifan in the play, mercenary, selfish, only know how to shirk responsibility in times of crisis, ruthless and unjust, he won the "Best Supporting Actor" award at the 2010 Thousand Stars Awards Ceremony with his vivid portrayal of this role.
And Mai Changqing outside the play, and Liang Feifan in the play are two "extremes". In reality, he did not seek fame and fortune, had feelings and righteousness, and extended a helping hand to his compatriots in times of crisis.
According to Mak Changqing's Weibo, his current work focuses on the mainland, often works in Guangzhou, has always been concerned about the epidemic in Guangzhou, and on May 31, he also liked the Weibo of Hong Kong actor Liu Qiaofang (formerly known as Liu Yucui, who played Ah Zi in Huang Rihua's version of "Tianlong Babu") to cheer for Guangzhou.
Taking advantage of the Dragon Boat Festival, he came to the new crown vaccination site in Shipai Street Community in Tianhe District, Guangzhou city, and became a low-key volunteer.
During the Dragon Boat Festival, the temperature in Guangzhou is very high, the weather is still sunny and rainy, sometimes heavy rain pours down, sometimes the sun is shining, and many doctors and volunteers are sticking to the front line of epidemic prevention and providing services for the public. On the 13th, the visiting reporter found him in the crowd of the vaccination center.
In the camera, Mai Changqing has been holding up the two-dimensional code of the traffic registration, reminding the citizens who came to inoculate to scan the code, and also checking the health code of the citizens in line one by one.
He had just taken over the volunteer work, and he was already busy and sweating.
"The medical staff is hard, the volunteers are hard, and I'm just getting started." Mai Changqing, who had no time to accept the interview, said two sentences and continued to check the health code of the citizens.
Mai Changqing later told reporters that because he has been working in Guangdong for many years, he has already developed deep feelings with local neighbors and hopes to contribute to the fight against the epidemic in Guangzhou.
Taking time, asked about the difficulties of volunteer work, Mai Changqing revealed, "The difficulty is that you need to be patient, some elderly people don't know how to operate, some people think how to scan so many two-dimensional codes, we have to explain to them that each code is different, I hope that what we do is worth it, we can protect everyone, and we are the happiest when everyone is healthy." ”
On the same day, Wu Jing, a physician at the Shipai Street Community Health Service Center in Tianhe District, Guangzhou, told reporters that as long as the vaccination center needs people, medical staff and volunteers have stepped forward. Wu Jing said that many of them are very young, they have just returned from maternity leave, and others have no complaints like her, and some medical care has been involved in the fight against the epidemic while breastfeeding.
Seeing that "Mai Bao" was low-key to contribute to epidemic prevention, netizens praised: "Ordinary things, great hearts." ”
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