Overseas Chinese in Germany are more united (Overseas Jiwen)
Turandot Food Group donates supplies to the nursing home in Frankfurt
At the beginning of 2020, when the new pneumonia epidemic spread in China, our overseas Chinese in Germany were worried and sad, and at the first time, they spontaneously donated anti-epidemic materials to help the motherland and share the same difficulties with the motherland. China's epidemic is under control, and our suspended heart is put down a little. Now, the epidemic has swept through Europe again, and our hearts have tightened again.
The Chinese government and people feel the same with us, and they bring care and assistance one after another, always thinking about our safety. The Chinese Embassy in Germany, as well as consulates in Frankfurt and Düssel, send messages through WeChat platform every day to provide a large number of anti-epidemic measures and knowledge for overseas Chinese in Germany, overseas students, and Chinese-funded enterprises abroad. Warmhearted. " The embassy and consulate also distributed medical masks to the local student unions to solve the worries of the students who insisted on studying in the epidemic and made everyone feel the warmth and care of the motherland in foreign countries. The Overseas Chinese Federation of China, the Overseas Chinese Federation of various provinces, local government agencies, etc. care for overseas Chinese and overseas Chinese every day, regardless of the time difference, and accompany us.
Faced with the epidemic, the overseas Chinese in Germany immediately adjusted their mentality to fight the epidemic. The Qingtian Fellowship Association in Germany, the Wencheng Association in Germany, and the Fujian Federation of Township Associations distributed medical masks to the fellow villagers of each association in order to relieve their urgent needs. The well-known German overseas Chinese leaders Ye Zengya, Jin Jianshu, Liu Ning, Zheng Guangming, Wu Wei, etc. discussed and jointly set up a "German Overseas Chinese Epidemic Prevention and Rescue Working Committee" to provide services for overseas Chinese living in Germany. A few days ago, an international student lost contact in Berlin, they helped to find it back.
Overseas restaurants and supermarkets run by overseas Chinese provide convenience for everyone. Ms. Liu Xuemei, an old fisherman restaurant group well-known in the Hessian prefecture, first proposed that it can be ordered and delivered to your door. Goodman supermarket in Frankfurt city center encourages everyone to wear masks to shop and reserve sufficient supply for everyone to buy. In the WeChat group of overseas Chinese and Chinese, everyone communicates with each other about epidemic prevention knowledge and food.
Dr. Li Feng, a Chinese and Western doctor in Lude, established a Chinese medicine group for Chinese and overseas Chinese to provide free consultation for everyone. Huayin and other Chinese schools teach online without delaying the children ’s Chinese courses. In recent days, German overseas Chinese have launched a donation of relief materials to give back to the local society.
In short, the epidemic has made us stronger. Everyone is not irritable, but they are warming up in groups, spending time together, waiting for the rainbow after the storm, and looking forward to the spring blossoms.
I firmly believe that no winter will not pass, and no spring will not come. Together, we will overcome the epidemic. The famous German philosopher Hegel said: "A nation must have a group of people looking up at the starry sky in order to have hope. There are never heroes who have fallen from the sky, only mortals who have come forward."
(Author Wang Wen is the president of the Europe-China Belt and Road Initiative in Frankfurt, Germany)