(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) Vegetable farmers in Zhenhai, Zhejiang are quarantined, heart-warming citizens become bosses and sell vegetables online and offline
China News Service, Ningbo, December 10 (Lin Bo, Zhuyan, King Xie Xue) "Alipay received 20 yuan, WeChat received 35 yuan..." Although he is isolated at home in Zhenhai District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, vegetable farmer Sun Zhongbo is in Haishu District Yonggui’s food market’s stall still received a lot of news about order payment.
Behind this air sale is the love relay of heart-warming citizens.
Sun Zhongbo, who lives in Zhenhai District, is a vegetable farmer in Yonggui Vegetable Market. On the morning of December 7th, when he wanted to go out of the stall, he found that Zhenhai District had “only in and not out” due to the need for epidemic prevention and control, and implemented closed management.
On December 7, according to the Ningbo City Leading Group for the Prevention and Control of New Coronavirus Pneumonia, in order to resolutely block the spread of the new coronary pneumonia epidemic and effectively curb the spread and spread of the epidemic, starting at 2 o'clock on December 7, 2021, The city initiated Level I emergency response and temporarily implemented closed management of Zhenhai District.
As a regular customer, Shao Li took the initiative to take on the task of selling vegetables after learning about the situation.
She said that Sun Zhongbo’s stall is the largest in the market. “It’s not easy for the stall owners to sell vegetables.”
Starting from December 7th, Shao Li not only "stalls" three times, but also yelled in WeChat groups and Moments, mobilizing the power of the Internet to help Sun Zhongbo sell vegetables, "Many neighborhoods come to Master Sun's booth to buy vegetables."
Shao Li said that on December 8th, the elderly cafeteria in the Mayuan Community, Nanmen Street, Haishu District, also came to buy nearly 50 kilograms of vegetables. "On the evening of December 7th, Xia Zhongyuan, a charitable charity activist, drove a van specially. I bought nearly 90 jin of vegetables and gave them to the nursing home for free."
Citizens buy dishes.
Photo courtesy of Zhu Yanjun
Because there are still two elderly people in their 90s to take care of. Seeing that there are not many leftovers, Shao Li thinks of a better way.
She put all the remaining dishes on the stall, and also put up a sign.
It said: "I am Sun Zhongbo, the stall owner, and I cannot come to Zhenhai for the time being. Thank you citizens for your enthusiastic help. Take whatever you choose and pay."
"Ningbo is a civilized city, even if it is unattended, it doesn't matter. Besides, the bosses in the surrounding stalls are enthusiastic, and they will help take care of it." Shao Li said.
Today, Sun Zhongbo’s vegetable stalls are sold out, and the attentive vegetable market staff have covered the stalls with plastic sheets.
Sun Zhongbo, who has been selling vegetables for decades, was completely moved by these enthusiastic customers. He kept saying on the phone: "I feel more at home in isolation, thank you!" (End)