On April 3, Nanchang swept away the haze for many days and ushered in a clear Wan Li. On that day 15, three buses stood by downstairs in the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang University, and sent 129 key medical staff with rich epidemic prevention experience to the station for Shanghai. "protect yourself!" "Be sure to be safe!" "I am waiting for you to return safely in Nanchang!" In front of the bus, Chen, the head nurse of gastrointestinal surgery in the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang University, hugged tightly. This 27-year-old nurse is more like her own child in Chen's eyes. "Yesterday at 2 1: 40, I received the news that Shanghai sent medical staff to support epidemic prevention and control. The little girls in the department enthusiastically signed up. As the backbone of the department, Angelababy has the experience of going to Shangrao to participate in nucleic acid testing and is the only member of the department. "

Alcohol, iodophor, painkillers ... On the bus, Li Xiong, a thyroid surgery nurse in the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nantah, opened the medical kit prepared by the hospital for all medical staff, and chatted with reporters about the scene at home after signing up the night before-the 5-year-old baby learned that his mother could not accompany him on holiday, holding her and crying not to let him go. "Mom just went to fight the big monster of the virus. Just stay at home and take you out to see spring when mom comes back. " On the bus, Li Xiong received a phone call from the baby with tears in her eyes. During the epidemic prevention and control in Hubei in 2020, Li Xiong could not join the medical rescue team in Hubei for various reasons. Li Xiong signed up for the Shanghai aid activity at the first time, not only to make up for the regret of that year, but also to fulfill the responsibility of medical staff.

From Wuhan, Shangrao, and then to Shanghai, Yu Jiao, the head nurse of the nursing department of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang University, is a veteran of the anti-epidemic front. As a member of the second batch of medical rescue teams in Hubei, her anti-epidemic experience at Fangcang Hospital in Wuchang, Wuhan two years ago made her more calm. In order to better help colleagues who are going out for the first time, Yu Jiao arranged her information and experience in Fangcang Hospital overnight, and prepared to share it with you on the high-speed train to help you better understand the life and work of the other car. "As a party member and a medical worker, I have the responsibility and obligation to stand up when the motherland and the people need it!" Yu Jiao expressed the heartfelt wishes of the medical team members who helped Shanghai.