This is a touching scene when I saw nucleic acid. The little boy is probably in the fourth grade, and the time to do nucleic acid is just the beginning of the flag-raising ceremony at school. Dabai and his neighbors asked the little boy to do it first, but the little boy was disciplined and knew the rules, and he didn't want to jump the queue to do nucleic acid.
Finally, it was forcibly pulled to the front by Dabai. He was about to scan the code when he met the flag-raising ceremony. The little boy saluted from a distance. At a very young age, children still abide by discipline, pay attention to rules and are unwilling to break the law. As Ms. Zhang said, the little boy is really cultured and polite.
? Family rules and national laws? During the epidemic, we should know how to abide by the law, not to add chaos to the country, and not to worry about our dear family, for our own safety.
Community organizations close fences, put seals on them, arrange volunteers to guard them, and go out early and return to various places every day to collect nucleic acids, all in order to remove them as soon as possible, ensure the normal operation of social work, ensure everyone's life safety and avoid the spread of the epidemic again. Medical staff stay in hotels and come and go like the wind every day. Aren't they tired? Don't their parents feel distressed?
As adults, we should understand that if the epidemic recurs, we should work together in Qi Xin, not gathering people, sneaking around, taking advantage of loopholes and doing our job well.
Of course, it is difficult to understand everyone, but the epidemic will disperse as soon as possible and we will live a normal life as soon as possible. Is it worthwhile for us to go out in fear at the risk of being infected and possibly hurting our families?
Learn from the upbringing and decency of the little boy, keep your duty and fight the epidemic together. I believe our Lanzhou will definitely become better.