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Community war "outbreak" makes newly married honeymoon more meaningful Release time: 2020-02-10 Visited: 424 Times

On February 8, the bride Ren Meina helped Qi Wenxue, who was preparing to go out on duty, wear a mask.


Qi Qi Literature is a post-90s community worker in Lishan Street, Yiyuan County, Zibo City, Shandong Province. On January 31, Qi Wenxian, who was on duty as an epidemic prevention and control officer in the community, ushered in his wedding day with his girlfriend Ren Mina. During this special period, Qi Wenxue resolutely agreed with his girlfriend: the wedding was simple, and the community was on duty.


On the day of marriage, Qi Wenwen used the gap between shifts on duty to drive the bride to his house by himself. After a simple wedding ceremony at home, he went to the community's guarding and guarding post. In the days before and after the wedding, Qi Wenxue was working as a liaison for the returnees of Wuhan during their home isolation. He and his colleagues stayed on the job day and night. After completing the on-duty task of contacting the quarantined person, Qi Wenwen went to other prevention and control positions in the community to perform on-duty duty, check-in, information registration, etc .... for nearly half a month before and after his marriage He was busy in the front line of community prevention and control every day, and did not take a day off for his newlyweds.


The honeymoon for the newlyweds abandoned the romantic candlesticks, and there were no lively family members and friends. Some were only on duty and busy on the job, but Qi Literature did not have any regrets and complaints. He said that being able to protect the residents of the community on the day of the wedding and to make a little effort to overcome the epidemic would make his wedding years and life more meaningful.


From Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Zhao Dongshan)