As one of the leaders of the nucleic acid sampling team dispatched by the hospital, Chen Sinan assumed the role of “locomotive” and shouldered multiple tasks. Counting the number of people, transporting materials, connecting with the community, planning the route according to the location, assigning posts, coordinating the work of each sampling point, picking up the sampling team… Recently, Chen Sinan went out in the early morning and went home in the middle of the night every day, and even once Continued to fight for 25 hours. “Sometimes I’m really busy, but the epidemic situation is tight. As a party member, I must charge ahead.” Chen Sinan said.
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Chen Sinan’s fiancée, Xie Yunqi, is a doctor of training and lives in Hong Kong. Affected by the epidemic, she has not gone back for three years. “We must defeat this damn virus.” With this belief, Xie Yunqi has been sticking to the front line to do nucleic acid sampling for residents.
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Chen Sinan’s mother is a nurse. Work under load. From April 2nd, he will enter the shelter isolation point with the medical team to work. Chen Sinan’s father is a Chinese pharmacist. He usually sticks to the hospital position. On weekends, he takes the initiative to serve as a community volunteer to assist in nucleic acid sampling. “I often listen to the three front-line volunteers at home discussing how the residents should cooperate to complete the sampling work more efficiently and safely, and I have accumulated a lot of experience, so I use them all in the community volunteer work.” Dad Chen said .
Text: Song Chong correspondent Jin Luyun
Photo: Photo courtesy of the interviewee
Editor: Jia Li Shen Lina