In the dam of the community, there is still half an hour before nucleic acid sampling. If you are in the task of buying vegetables and other tasks, you can't enjoy the priority of being over 80 years old, and you have started queuing up. Although I can't call out the neighbor's names one by one, I nodded to show my greetings. In maintaining order, many scenes moved me:
A seventy-year-old couple, an old neighbor who is one of my age, although his legs and feet are a little inconvenient, still do not carry their backs, do not bend their waists, and have a tall figure, thick spine, full of energy. And his wife dressed in fashionable clothes and spoke powerfully. The distance should have been kept, but the situation was special. When standing, the aunt held the uncle's hand. On the surface, the old couple was following the trend to show their love, but in fact it was the aunt who used a crutch for her husband.
A young mother of medium size, she took two children to do nucleic acid. The older one is her sister, five or six years old, and the younger one is her younger brother, and two or three years old. Mom held an umbrella and chatted with a neighbor in front of her. Not long after, a woman in her forties came to the two siblings and asked, "Little brother, who is your mother?" The two children did not answer, but just looked at their mother. Before the child's mother could report it, she said to the child, "Auntie, I was standing behind your mother just now, right?" The child's mother understood what she meant, and said nothing, neither affirming nor denying, pretending not to hear, and continued to chat with her colleagues. Seeing that the child's mother didn't say anything, she tilted her body and wanted to squeeze into the team from behind the child's mother. The young man who was behind the child stopped doing it. He quickly took two steps forward, blocked the middle-aged woman outside, and argued with her: "When I came, there was no one in front of me." She was dissatisfied with being blocked outside the team and was still repeating, "I am standing behind the mothers of these two children." The child's mother still does not respond or answer. The young man still refused to retreat and muttered, "Since the beginning of queuing, I haven't seen you. If you want to jump in line, you have to tell me!" The middle-aged woman and the young man were stalemate and arguing. At this time, a neighbor who was almost eighty years old behind came forward and said to the middle-aged woman, "Girl, stop arguing, they are all neighbors, look down and see each other! Look, you step back a little, stand in my position, I'll go back for breakfast!" Then the neighbor who gave way to the position pretended to go upstairs, but in fact he stood behind the line.
A more familiar couple in their 80s, the old man pushed the mother-in-law in the wheelchair and waited behind the long queue. I asked, "Uncle, how old are you this year?" He said, "I am eighty, my wife is seventy-eight!" I said, "You go straight to the front, and the elderly over the 80s don't need to queue." He said, "I don't meet the regulations that the elderly over the 80s don't need to queue?" I said, "Like the elder sister, can you give priority?" Hearing me say, "You can give priority?" He lowered his head and asked his wife, "Brother said, we can give priority, we don't need to queue, will you go?" His wife thought for a while and said, "Forget it, I've been waiting for this long, so many people are not queuing."
... A very ordinary nucleic acid test for , a simple little thing. Waiting in line is a life without rehearsal. The play reflects everyone's qualities, self-discipline and kindness to others. I really appreciate the "old couple who depend on each other" and the young man who dares to say "no" to the phenomenon of jumping in the lineup. I sincerely admire the elder brother who "let the virtuous" and the old couple who do not give priority to queuing in the lineup. I also criticize the middle-aged woman who plays tricks and jumps in the lineup...
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