A family of three who lived in Changchun for more than 50 days: bury their thoughts in their hearts

　　(Fighting against New Coronary Pneumonia) A family of three who lived in Changchun for more than 50 days: bury their thoughts in their hearts

　　China News Service, Changchun, May 1st (Gao Longan) Although the May Day holiday has come, for Zhang Yuan, this festival cannot stop.

　　Zhang Yuan is a nurse at Xihu Hospital in Changchun Automobile Economic and Technological Development Zone, and has been working on the front line of the fight against the epidemic for more than 50 days.

From 0:00 on April 28, Changchun City has gradually lifted social control, but as a medical staff, she still has to stick to her post.

　　At 5:00 in the morning, the temperature is low.

Zhang Yuan put on protective clothing, took nucleic acid samples for all kinds of materials entering the city, and added various follow-up work, and passed by in a busy morning.

　　During the break, Zhang Yuan sent his father a message of safety as usual, and before receiving a reply, he put the mobile phone back in his pocket - his father's reply was usually a few hours later, because he was also on the front line.

"The WeChat I sent at noon, my dad usually has time to return to me at night." Zhang Yuan has long been accustomed to this kind of "jet lag" on his mobile phone.

　　Zhang Yuan's father, Zhang Youbo, was the captain of the Fumin Law Enforcement Brigade on Fumin Street.

On March 9, he received an anti-epidemic notice from his unit, took a few belongings and hurried to the front line.

Subsequently, the wife and daughter, who are also medical staff, also received a notice of anti-epidemic from their respective units.

　　Zhang Youbo eats and lives at the workplace, and is responsible for transferring nucleic acid samples, guarding duty points, and killing corridors every day...

　　Zhang Youbo occasionally had a video call with his wife and daughter for a while.

He said that both mothers and daughters are medical staff, and they are also very busy every day. Not disturbing them is the greatest support for their work.

　　In fact, in these days, Zhang Youbo and his daughter have met once.

"Last month, we were sent to a community to do nucleic acid sampling for residents. We saw my dad maintaining order at the scene. We were five or six meters apart."

　　For a moment, Zhang Yuan's tears were separated by the goggles, and dozens of thoughts and debts accumulated day and night surging in his heart.

She wanted to go up and say something, but her father made a gesture, telling her not to come over.

"I'm afraid that the virus will infect her." Zhang Youbo believes that under the epidemic, separation and reunion are temporary, and safety is more important than anything else. As long as the epidemic is over, everything will be fine.

　　Changchun in May is returning to its former vitality. After a light rain, the grass and trees are more green, and sometimes swallows are seen building their nests with mud.

Zhang Yuan said: "The epidemic situation in Changchun is improving. I believe our family will be reunited soon." (End)