China News Service, Xi'an, October 14 (Reporter Dang Tianye) "I was very anxious when seeing the floods in my hometown in Shanxi. The creation of the'help file' was just trying to do my part, but I didn't expect it to be able to help. Many people." Qi Yifei, the creator of Shanxi Rainstorm "Help Document", said in an interview with reporters.
In the past few days, affected by continuous heavy rainfall, floods, waterlogging, landslides and other disasters have occurred in many parts of Shanxi. People's lives and property are threatened, and rescue is urgently needed.
In order to present help information and rescue methods in a clear, detailed and timely manner, Qi Yifei, a student of Taiyuan origin in Shanxi who studied at Xi'an Jiaotong University, created a "Help Document" for the heavy rain in Shanxi.
After this document was issued, it was quickly disseminated on the network platform, gathering a large amount of help-seeking information and rescue methods, and effectively assisting Shanxi's rainstorm rescue.
Qi Yifei, a junior at Xi'an Jiaotong University, is sorting out the "help file" of the heavy rain in Shanxi.
Photo by Dang Tianye
The "Help Document" collects the contact information of rescue teams in various regions of Shanxi, guides for self-rescue in floods, and real-time road conditions to provide information channels for people affected by disasters to seek help and self-rescue.
The features of open documents and real-time refreshing also enable people affected by disasters to send out help messages in a timely manner, enabling rescue forces to carry out rescues more accurately and efficiently, avoiding the waste of rescue resources and rescue time.
In the early stage of creating the "Help Document", Qi Yifei contacted Li Rui, the creator of the Henan Rainstorm "Help Document". With Li Rui's help, Qi Yifei revised, sorted out and supplemented the document.
In order to ensure the truthfulness, accuracy and efficiency of the help-seeking information in the document, Qi Yifei and volunteers from all over the country spend more than ten hours every day filling out and verifying hundreds of pieces of information.
"Not only do we have to process a large amount of information every day, but we also have to classify it according to the disaster situation. Our volunteers have almost reached the level of 24 hours a day. At the same time, we have to take care of our work, study, and life. It is really hard. Qi Yifei said that she is currently in her third year of junior year and does not have too many courses. With the help of teachers and classmates, she can also spare more energy and concentrate on sorting out the "help documents".
Qi Yifei, a junior at Xi'an Jiaotong University, is sorting out the "help file" of the heavy rain in Shanxi.
Photo by Dang Tianye
In addition to physical fatigue, Qi Yifei also faces tremendous mental pressure.
On the day of the interview, Qi Yifei's computer used to compile the "help document" malfunctioned, which made her a little anxious.
On the way to repair the computer, Qi Yifei is still communicating with her mobile phone.
"A few days ago, a disaster-stricken citizen in Shanxi sent me a message saying that he felt that if he contacted me, his village would have hope. I was very proud to see this message, and at the same time I felt the burden on my body. Very heavy. Every character in the document may represent a life, and I dare not slack in the slightest."
As the "help document" entered the public eye, Qi Yifei also received a lot of attention, and her "personal encyclopedia" even appeared on the Internet.
Facing these sudden heat, Qi Yifei expressed that he would treat it rationally.
"Maybe these attention and enthusiasm will bring me some convenience in school evaluation and even job hunting. But I will remind myself that my original intention of doing this is to help others." Qi Yifei told reporters, maybe As time goes by, the "help document" will be forgotten by everyone, but she will always remember this flash in her life, and she will still face difficulties when encountering similar things in the future.
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