The Real Chinese Farmers Amid the Pandemic
Release date:
2021-10-28
At the beginning of 2020, a sudden COVID-19 outbreak swept across China.
This outbreak clearly surpasses, rather than falls short of, the severity of the 2003 SARS epidemic.
This is likely the first time since the 1910 Northeastern plague.
The one with the widest reach, the greatest social impact, and the most severe losses.
This time's pandemic
It’s not just a test of the human heart and human nature.
It is also a major test for the Chinese nation.
To tackle the pandemic before effective drugs and vaccines become available
A very old yet highly effective method is—quarantine.
In a nutshell, it means
Control the source of infection, block transmission routes, and protect susceptible populations.
Under the guidance of this overarching policy framework
The Chinese people came together to celebrate a Spring Festival marked by unity and solidarity.
At a critical moment in the fight against the epidemic, many businesses and individuals have stepped up with both financial support and practical contributions.
Cheering on frontline medical staff and offering encouragement to people in the epidemic-affected areas.
They're acting with the simplest of hearts.
Among them is a group of people—ordinary farmers, the most common kind.
They spare no expense, donating the agricultural products they’ve painstakingly grown.
Shipping to epidemic areas to ensure the supply of "vegetable baskets"
They silently dedicate their efforts, standing together with the people in the epidemic-affected areas to fight the pandemic.
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