We have been on the road, fearless and brave.

The spread of the epidemic is urgent. On August 12, I received instructions from my superiors. According to the actual situation and established goals, all departments urgently called 208 medical staff and information officers to support the front line. I am honored to be one of them. We didn't slack off or complain. All the staff obeyed the arrangement, packed their bags in the shortest time and set foot on the first-line bus at the epidemic site. There is no confusion on everyone's face, only firm eyes and powerful slogans. Everyone works hard and advances towards the goal of resolutely winning the epidemic prevention war.

When I came to the sampling site, I immediately threw myself into emergency work. The task of my team is a community nucleic acid detection task of 1200 people. After a simple division of labor, four of us started our work. It's already noon 12. Hot summer environment, no air conditioning, no electric fan, only a few umbrellas are the only cooling weapons. After three hours of continuous fighting, my team member Xu Feng was exhausted and began to suffer from heatstroke. The community workers next to him quickly helped him take off the thick isolation gown, and found that his clothes were all soaked with sweat, and there were ligature marks on his face and hands. Everyone advised him to go back to rest, but he refused. He said firmly, I can't retire until the work is finished. As a medical volunteer, I should overcome difficulties and resolutely complete the task. I can persist. Short words show firm determination. After a short rest, Xu Feng put on isolation gown again and devoted himself to nucleic acid detection.

The high temperature of nearly 40 degrees Celsius, heavy isolation suits, and fearless medical workers and community volunteers in hot summer days are the front lines of epidemic prevention. They are escorting people's lives and health, and they are also practicing their own work duties and lofty missions, and they are shining brilliantly on the road of epidemic prevention!