We opened it.

I was isolated at home for 16 days, and finally ushered in the day of understanding the seal. The neighbors happily exchanged red envelopes in the WeChat group to celebrate the unsealing.

The epidemic has developed a little unexpectedly. I remember when the first case was diagnosed, I was in a taxi, or the driver told me that there was a confirmed case. I didn't take it seriously at that time. I thought it was just a case. Found in time, it should have no effect. Unexpectedly, after his epidemiological results came out, after his close contact, it immediately developed into a confirmed case. On the third day after the first patient was diagnosed, the underground parking lot in our community was closed, the hotel at the door was closed, and two units of a residential building were also closed. Everyone became nervous and automatically reduced going out, but in the end, no one escaped. On the tenth day after the first diagnosis, our whole community was isolated.

During the worst period of the epidemic last year, everyone was isolated at home, except for a little nervous. This time it's different, because there are closely connected or sub-closely connected buildings and closed isolation is implemented, others are free to travel under personal protection. Standing upstairs every day watching people coming and going in the opposite community, I feel very flustered and have no landing. It's a pity that I didn't read a book or watch an episode of TV for more than ten days, so I came over and wasted a lot of time!

During the isolation period, I would like to thank community workers, property and volunteers in particular. I probably calculated the order for us downstairs, and about 35 daily necessities need to be delivered, including rice flour oil, vegetables, snacks (this is really not recommended during the quarantine period) and so on. The weight of each package is not light, and they work very hard every time during the quarantine period. Half of the property personnel are also isolated, and the manpower is very tight. The rest of the property staff didn't go home or have a rest. They ate and lived in the unit to fight the epidemic with us. I may have been dissatisfied with the property because of such and such problems before, but this time I really want to give them a thumbs up!

Although this epidemic has many shortcomings, it is also full of positive energy. It was unsealed today, but many people are still in isolation, and the confirmed cases have not been cleared. Personal protection, awareness raising and hard-won epidemic prevention achievements should be protected!

Finally, I want to say a solemn word to all the medical staff, volunteers, police, community workers and property management personnel who stick to the front line of the epidemic: thank you! You have worked hard!