What I did best during the epidemic was to stay at home, not go out, and not cause trouble.

1. I have been at home for two months.

When I was preparing to go home for the Chinese New Year this year, I injured my foot, so I canceled my train ticket home and stayed alone in the city where I worked. At the beginning, the outbreak did not attract everyone's attention. It was not until Wuhan announced the closure of the city that it caused everyone's panic. I also realized the seriousness of the matter and hurriedly went to the supermarket to buy a lot of food. In the next few days, the number of infections began to increase sharply, and the city where I was located also began to urge everyone not to go out. You must wear a mask when you go out. At this time, masks have become more valuable than gold, even if It’s hard to buy even if you have money. I didn’t get N95 masks, so I stayed at home. There have been confirmed cases in our hometown, and I started telling my parents not to go out and to try to buy enough food at one time. Listening to the arrangements of the neighborhood committee at home, not going out, and not causing trouble are the greatest contributions to this epidemic.

2. Check people entering and leaving at the gate of the community.

In the mid-to-late period, the neighborhood committee will need volunteers to take temperature checks and check passes of people coming and going at the gate of the community. I am part of the neighborhood committee and got involved when the call was made. We gather at eight o'clock every morning and stand at the gate of the community at eight-thirty, taking the temperatures of people coming and going and reminding them to get their passes. Register those who have returned, apply for entry passes for them, make preparations for those who need to be quarantined, remind them of precautions, and distribute some disposable masks. People who are under compulsory quarantine will send us messages if they need to buy something, and we will deliver what they need when we are free. Some lonely elderly people in the community will send us messages if they want to buy groceries. We will go to the vegetable market to buy the groceries they need and deliver them every two or three days. Have you done anything you can during this time? You are very welcome to express your opinion in the comment area below.

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