Because Shanghai was closed for two months due to the epidemic, the company I worked for had a lot of orders squeezed out. This is the busiest time, but the resurgence of the epidemic has disrupted normal operations.
When the epidemic suddenly broke out around me, I didn’t feel too scared. I thought it would be fine in a few days. Hasn't this been the case for the past two years? But so many days have passed, but there is no sign of improvement.
My boss bought a lot of quilts to ensure that work and production would not stop. They even use their own offices as a place for workers to sleep at night.
Each person is issued a " work certificate " for home and factory passes.
We are not quarantined at home. Go to work every day.
But it seems that every day on the way to work, a colleague receives a call from the community and is asked to go home and quarantine.
Some people also called to ask for leave at noon, saying that there were confirmed cases in the community and they could not travel.
The most common thing I talk to my colleagues about every day at work is which district is blocked, which community is blocked, and where are the new cases?
I have to get up at 5:30 every morning to do an antigen nucleic acid test. Only when it shows negative can I go downstairs to do the nucleic acid test.
The nucleic acid test downstairs started at six o’clock in the morning. Because there are many people rushing to work, there are many people queuing up early. At any rate, the community where I live has a small population. I take my time.
Show the certificate of nucleic acid test and work certificate to the person who is guarding the property outside the community gate. After he confirms that it is correct, he still needs to register at the door which building he lives in and which house number. It used to take just one minute to get out the door, now it takes at least five minutes.
Entering the industrial park is another set of procedures.
Some colleagues find it cumbersome and live and eat directly in the factory. They are all temporary floors. I have an optimistic attitude and would never choose not to go home and sleep in a factory. It's not that I'm being pretentious, I just don't like being in a room with so many people. Noisy and noisy.
There are fewer and fewer people on the way to and from get off work, and the shops on both sides of the street are closed. A deserted feeling that I have never experienced before.
I lived in this situation day after day, and started to feel a little scared.
I am not sure which day the people around me will be confirmed cases. I have some kind of luck mentality.
There are confirmed cases in the community next door. The entire building was quarantined. Wuxi has used up all the places that can be used for isolation. Some were pulled to Zhenjiang , Jiangyin , Suzhou ...
The haze lingering over the city lingers.
In the afternoon, rain fell from the sky, and for only a brief moment, it seemed to be engraved with eternal glory. The sun comes out, evaporating the sultry raindrops. Chatting with colleagues about Huang Meitian who has not yet arrived. Wu Nong's soft language belongs to Jiangnan.
In the face of the epidemic, people look pale and helpless.
Can’t go far away, can only stay in a confined space.
I hope the epidemic will disappear soon.
There are many things that I want to do but I don’t have time to do them.
Whatever I want to say is hidden in time.
The epidemic has become a lingering nightmare for many people.
