The villager is named Tan Meiqing. He is a villager in Longjing Group, Shengtang Village, Tianyuan District. He has collected scraps and fire alarms. Bao Xiaojun, secretary of Shengtang Village, introduced that the Tongluo Group works eight hours a day, from 8:00 to 12:00 in the

Hunan Daily·New Hunan Client January 31 (Reporter Dai Peng Correspondent Zhou Yuan) "Don't visit, don't greet New Year's greetings, don't have dinner together! Drink more water, open windows, don't play mahjong! Wear a mask, wash your hands frequently, don't go out!" After shouting in one sentence, the sound of the gong was "bang bang". On January 31, the reporter saw a villager in his fifties ringing a gong in Shengtang Village, Leidashi Town, Tianyuan District, Zhuzhou City, Zhuzhou City, and shouting in local dialect after walking a few steps.

The villager is Tan Meiqing, a villager in Longjing Group, Shengtang Village, Tianyuan District. He has collected scraps and fire alarms. Since the 28th day of the New Year last year, he has been summoned by village cadres to the Tongluo Group in the village to promote epidemic prevention work.

Shengtang Village Secretary Bao Xiaojun introduced that the Tongluo Group works eight hours a day, from 8 o'clock in the morning to 12 o'clock in the morning and from 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Their work task is not only to beat gongs, but also to evacuate the gathering points, inform the villagers to go home, and at the same time to place and distribute leaflets.

In order to do a good job in epidemic control and protect the health of villagers, Shengtang Village, Leidashi Town established a Tongtang Village, which uses this method that the people like to spread.

It is reported that there are 3 people in Shengtang Village who promote epidemic prevention. They are divided into three areas to protect the health of the people in the village. During working hours, they would roam around the villages and groups. "For a period of time, the people have accepted this 'down-to-earth' form of publicity. They said that they felt very friendly when they heard the sound of the gongs and felt very at ease. More importantly, some elderly people in the village lacked the awareness of epidemic prevention and liked to go out and gather easily. They were called by the gong team and went home." Bao Xiaojun said.

In addition, the village also purchased a loudspeaker, recorded a slogan, and played it repeatedly in public areas through the car.

[Editor: Dai Peng]