Chengguan: Cut the "Epidemic" line journalist for the "epidemic"

On August 10, at Rong Media Center in Chengguan District, volunteer hairdressers Wei Min and Yang Chenyu were obliging to report to reporters in front of the report group. Dai Zhengjiang Photo

A piece of scissors, a comb, a push, and a simple "barber shop" started.

On August 10, hairdressers Wei Min and Yang Chenyu walked into the Rong Media Center of Chengguan District to obliges to the first -tier editors here to solve their "top priority".

At 2 pm, in the lobby of the third floor of the Rong Media Center, after the two hairdressers put on a mask, they first carefully disinfected the barber tools. Subsequently, they used their skilled technology to trim their hair for each editor -in -chief. Between pushing and cutting, the original tired face was renewed, and it became energetic and happy.

"The hair is so long, there is no time and conditions to go to the haircut." The first hairdressing was the central reporter Shan Xiaolong. From the epidemic to the present, he has been responsible for shooting the mirror on the front line. Since the epidemic occurs, the front -line editors have been busy every day. "In addition to the impact of the epidemic, the barber shop has been suspended now. Thank you very much for your come to serve, and it feels too warm."

In order to prevent personnel from gathering, righteous shear activities are carried out in batches. From 2:00, the hairdressers did not take a sip of water. "In order not to delay the work of the reporters, we do not take a break." Wei Min and Yang Chenyu said. It is understood that Wei Min and Yang Chenyu came from the "Xiaosong shape". In the past few days, they have successively provided free haircut services for medical staff, Blue Sky Rescue Team, Kyushu Sunshine Home, and some community volunteers for the first -line cities.

Wei Min told reporters that it was very moved to watch journalists fighting on the front line of the anti -epidemic. "As an ordinary hairdresser, it is my honor to get a haircut for front -line reporters at this time. It is also a little meager for our haircut practitioners to fight against the epidemic."

Send a short relationship and "epidemic" with technical battles. After nearly 4 hours, more than 10 front -line reporters have finished the hair. After expressing gratitude to the hairdresser, they immediately returned to their jobs and continued to invest in the intense and busy collection and editing work.

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