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Original title: Overseas Chinese in Europe calmly respond to the second wave of epidemic and think rationally about the problems of human life.
China News Agency, Beijing, November 4 (Reporter Ma Xiuxiu) “Although the epidemic is still there, the mentality has turned from panic and fear to normality.” Jin Weijue, secretary general of the Federation of Chinese-British Entrepreneurs, candidly said that as understanding of the novel coronavirus increases, the uncertainty in my heart has lessened and I am now gradually adjusting to my home office life.
“Before the vaccine is released, we need to fight the epidemic for a long time, so it is important to stay positive and optimistic.” Jin Weijue said that while protecting himself and his family and friends, we must transform the anxiety of facing the epidemic into response actions and improve our ability to adapt. .
In response to the fierce second wave of the epidemic, many European countries have recently adopted “lockdown” measures. After experiencing the first peak of the epidemic, many overseas Chinese said in an interview with a reporter for the China News Agency that they had learned to deal with it calmly.
Since the outbreak of the epidemic in Germany, overseas Chinese Wang Wen has stayed there. He told reporters that compared to the panic and bewilderment at the first wave of the epidemic, he has learned to accept calmly.
Wearing a mask, washing his hands frequently, and supplementing vitamins, Wang Wen has maintained the epidemic prevention habits that he has cultivated in recent months. She introduced that local Chinese supermarkets provide door-to-door service to protect everyone’s basic life. “The current state is guaranteeing food, developing hobbies that cannot be taken into account when busy, walking and enjoying nature, and providing assistance to compatriots as much as possible.”
“Faced with the second wave of epidemics, we will be more mature to respond.” Chen Jianxin, president of the Spanish Association of Overseas Chinese, told reporters that the association inherited the first wave of experience in epidemic prevention and continued to strengthen publicity, provide translation services and distribute Chinese medicines. Overseas Chinese provide assistance within their capacity.
According to Luo Jian, director of the French Red Panda School, after France announced the “lockdown,” the school immediately held a meeting of teachers and transferred all the courses online. “With the experience accumulated in the first half of the year, he has been able to deal with that calmly.”
At the moment, there are high hopes of defeating the epidemic by popularizing effective vaccines, and the overseas Chinese are paying attention to this as well.
“Currently, the popularization of effective vaccines is the hope of overcoming the epidemic.” Luo Jian introduced that some Chinese overseas also expressed their expectation of receiving vaccines developed by China.
Jin Weijue said he is proud of China’s performance in vaccine research and development, and hopes that effective vaccines can be popularized in the UK as soon as possible and that the epidemic will pass as soon as possible.
In the interview, the overseas Chinese said that the long-standing epidemic has also sparked deep thought about the relationship between man and nature and the meaning of life.
“The outbreak of the epidemic has caused serious damage to the safety and health of all human beings, and has sounded the alarm of the alienation of the relationship between human beings and nature.” Wang Wen said that the epidemic has made human beings reflect on the fact that man and nature are the community of life, and man and nature are in harmony. Symbiosis is the original intention.
“Normal life is the best life.” Chen Jianxin said that China’s performance in preventing epidemics and respect for life has enabled the second generation of overseas Chinese and the third generation of overseas Chinese to have a greater sense of identity with China. Overseas Chinese in the West have also started to think about life again. , Life and personal development.
Luo Jian candidly said that the epidemic has made him better understand the meaning of a better life: “If you are alive, you must learn to enjoy life and then do everything possible to help others and give back to society.”
“The epidemic has slowed down the pace of life. You can calm down and ‘practice your inner strength.’ Jin Weijue said that through the epidemic, everyone’s consumer perspective, values and social perspective have changed. “We know the pleasure of being rich spiritually and how to enjoy it. When I spend time with family, I pay more attention to health, appreciate the beauty of the natural world, and fear life more.” (End up)
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