Let the youth bloom in the places where the party and the people most need them——A reply from General Secretary Xi Jinping to all the "post-90s" party members of the Peking University Aid E Medical Team inspires the majority of young people to take responsibility and work hard
CCTV News (News Broadcast): General Secretary Xi Jinping wrote back to the "post-90s" party members of Peking University Aid Medical Team on the 15th, expressing sincere regards to them and the young people struggling on various fronts of the epidemic prevention and control, and encouraged the majority Youths are not afraid of the wind and rain, and are brave enough to shoulder the burden, so that youth can bloom in the places where the party and the people need them most. The general secretary's affectionate message and enthusiastic entrustment have inspired the majority of young people on all fronts to continue their struggle to win the fight against epidemic prevention and control and make new contributions, and to make contributions to the cause of the party and the people in the new era.
On March 11, Wang Ben and Wu Chao, two post-90s interim party branch secretaries of Peking University's E-Med Medical Team and North Medical Third Hospital, represented 34 "post-90s" party members of A-Med medical team in three affiliated hospitals of Peking University. A letter was written to General Secretary Xi Jinping, expressing the firm confidence of the "post-90s" not afraid of suffering and sacrifice.
There were 142 party members among the more than 400 white fighters who went to the front line in the Peking University Medical Aid Medical Team. With the encouragement of the old party members to take the lead, 28 medical staff joined the party. The "Post-90s" nurse Li Peiyan of Peking University People's Hospital is one of them. In more than 30 days and nights in the isolation ward, Li Jiayin was working hard to take care of the patients.
In the Department of Radiology of Wuhan Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, a group of "post-90s" physicians have been standing by for more than 40 days, and at most, they have to perform a CT examination of hundreds of people a day. After 27-year-old Wang Jing was tempered by the front line of fighting the epidemic, his willingness to join the party organization was firmer, and he joined the party with fire.
In the fight against the epidemic, the younger generation represented by the "90s" came forward and contributed. They are not afraid of danger and charge ahead, demonstrating the vigorous strength of Chinese youth in the new era.
Yan Zhanfei is a “post-90s” policeman in the police department of the Fire God Mountain Hospital of Wuhan Public Security Bureau. He has been patrolling the surrounding areas since the beginning of the hospital construction and closed the ward. Nothing has happened in their area so far. Public security or criminal cases.
In the prevention and control of the epidemic, the second-stage student apartment of Hubei University was requisitioned as a centralized observation point for patients who were discharged from the hospital with a new crown pneumonia cure. It is also the largest "rehabilitation station" in Wuhan at present, with 1,076 rehabilitated personnel at the peak. Hubei University young volunteers also settled in for the first time. An interim party group consisting of "post-90s" volunteer Yan Chao and other 5 party members led 13 volunteers to fight on the front line.
Zhou Yawei, born in 1993, has been working in the community for three years. During the epidemic, purchasing security materials for residents, buying medicines, taking money, and psychological counseling were all to her.
At present, China's epidemic prevention and control is showing good momentum, but it still cannot be tolerated. The majority of young people said that they must fulfill their due diligence, be creative, and work hard in all aspects and positions of the epidemic prevention and control work, put patriotism into practice, and contribute to the vitality of winning the "double victory" of epidemic prevention and control and economic and social development. In the Taizhou National Pharmaceutical High-tech Zone in Jiangsu, Xu Qin, a young science and technology worker in the post-90s era, is working on the development of drugs to improve acute lung injury caused by new coronary pneumonia.