A woman in Jilin used a photographic lamp to illuminate the big white downstairs. Is the goodwill of both sides more touching?

? Now the epidemic situation is still very serious, which is still plaguing people's health and life. However, behind the difficulties, someone must always carry the burden for us. Many doctors and nurses take care of patients day and night, and many staff members are in the front line of fighting the epidemic. Of course, there are countless volunteers who contribute to the protection of people through their own efforts. They also wear protective clothing to do nucleic acid testing for people in every high-risk area. Recently, a woman in Jilin lit up the great white downstairs with a photographic lamp, which made us moved and moved by the goodwill of two-way walking.

? Recently, because of the epidemic in Jilin City, Dabai people are still sticking to their posts in the dark, and they are all doing nucleic acid testing. Because there are many people, Dabai people are still working even in the dark. A lady upstairs saw this phenomenon. She found out her own photographic lamp and shone it on Dabai, who was still working in the dark, to light a beam of light for them and make the dark night look less dark. Make the work of Dabai people more convenient. Such a move has attracted people's attention. Many netizens have praised this behavior and paid tribute to Dabai who works in the dark. You are ordinary and brave retrograde, and you are our heroes.

? This kind of kindness is the most touching. Great whites guard our lives, health and safety day and night, and we help them with our own strength. During the epidemic, there were many good deeds, which were the most beautiful feelings in the world. We pay tribute to ordinary heroes. Only with your contribution can the country and people be safe. Finally, I also hope that the epidemic can be eliminated as soon as possible and the workers at the front line of anti-epidemic can return safely. We should also take protective measures to contribute to epidemic prevention.