(Fighting new crown pneumonia) Wuhan war epidemic: "You guard your life, we guard you"
China News Agency, Wuhan, February 28th, title: "Episode" in Wuhan: "You guard your life, we guard you"
China News Agency reporter Ma Furong
"Wuhan hasn't healed yet, we have to carry it forward." On the 28th, after receiving 60 tons of winter melon, 18 tons of green peppers and cucumbers donated by loved ones, volunteers of Wuhan's "Shadow Dream Team" volunteered to distribute to hospitals and communities. . The day before, they had distributed 1,443 boxes of pears to 20 hospitals.
"Shadow Dream Team" is a non-governmental volunteer team jointly established by Hubei Overseas Chinese Youth Committee, Hubei Bentley Che Youhui, and Wuhan Returnees Association. It was established on January 23 in Wuhan on the day of "closed city". There are more than 50 core members, with "80s" and "90s" as the main force.
Chen Xi, the initiator of the team, said that after the city was closed in Wuhan, many people went to work as usual, such as community, supermarkets, sanitation workers, and builders of Vulcan Mountain Hospital and Raytheon Mountain Hospital. "They defend Wuhan in their own way. How can we stand idly by? "
Providing logistical support for frontline "fighters" became the original intention of the "Shadow Dream Team". "Volunteers are the shadows behind front-line workers. They guard lives. We guard them. The dream team symbolizes hope and victory." Chen Xi explained the origin of the team name.
The team used all its network resources to collect materials, went to hospitals, communities, etc. to verify the shortage of materials, and then distributed in batches according to the priority of the materials to the warehouse every day. They set up a fundraising group, a hospital group summary group, a community group summary group, a donor docking group, and a material coordination group. Through continuous work throughout the process, they can basically achieve the next day's delivery.
"At the beginning of the closure of the city, the supplies were in a hurry, and everyone worked almost overnight." The team's donor, the leader of the team, Yu Xunzi, introduced that the team members drove the private car and sent the supplies immediately whenever they received a call regardless of day and night.
The waist protector, bread, and charging treasure are the "three treasures against epidemic disease" of Yu Xunzi. He explained that the waistband was tied because he didn't know how much goods to move; he brought bread because he didn't know when he could have meals; he took the power bank because he kept on WeChat or telephone communication, and the mobile phone consumed power very quickly.
"No matter how tired you are, you have to fly against the wind, play a twelve-point spirit, and advance and retreat with Wuhan." Zhu Lijun said for more than a month. At the age of 39, he is the general manager of Hubei District, a financial institution. He joined the Shadow Dream Team on January 26.
On the evening of February 14th, rain and snow drifted in Wuhan. Zhu Lijun and his teammates transported a batch of oxygen generators and washing machines to the East Hospital District of Wuhan University People's Hospital. They moved from 10 pm to 3 am the next day, and their clothes were soaked. After returning for a few hours to rest, he appeared on the front line again, "Although supplies come, continue!" He told his teammates.
At first, Zhu Lijun's parents did not support him as a volunteer. Later, after understanding the meaning of what he did, he changed his attitude. He introduced that it rained the previous two nights. He and four teammates brought vegetables to the community and passed them downstairs. He learned that they did not eat. His parents prepared the meals and sent them down.
Song Haibo and Yang Jianghong are a volunteer couple. In addition to providing material storage space for the volunteer team, Song Haibo is also responsible for material delivery, and Yang Jianghong is responsible for preparing lunch and dinner for the team members. "(For volunteers) there is no reason, because I am from Wuhan." Song Haibo said, "At this time, Wuhan people do not stand up, who will stand up?"
Doctor Cheng Jiwei of Wuhan Yongqing Street Community Health Service Center told reporters that many of their community ’s protective clothing, masks, and medical equipment came from the “Shadow Dream Team”. “Whenever there is a problem, I first want to ask them for help.”
"Some people say that being needed is a kind of happiness, but everyone's biggest hope now is no longer needed." Yu Xunzi said that when the haze dissipates, the sun is shining, and the shadow will automatically disappear. He hopes that day will come soon. At that time, everyone can embrace the original work and life. (Finish)