During the lock-up at home, teachers, civil servants and other personnel in the system are paid. First of all, you don&;t have to worry about being unfair, because you don&;t know what most of them are doing. When it happened, our system required that everyone should go to work in the closed loop of the unit except those who can&;t go out, because this time is the moment when all cadres in party member take the lead. If you don&;t come out, whoever comes out to work and who comes out to protect everyone&;s safety needs their efforts. Especially in the early stage, all aspects of the work didn&;t clear the channels and collaterals. Who needs to protect them? It&;s these people. For the sake of family safety, they don&;t go home and live in the unit. If you think about it, it&;s good for these people to eat enough. After many efforts, our unit found a supermarket manager and went in to buy rice, pickles, eggs and frozen meat. There was no canteen, so they borrowed it from the previous unit [covering their faces], or some went home to let their families. Everyone sleeps in the office, bathing is all about returning to the equipment of the 1980 s, taking a basin to take a bath with water, sleeping on the sofa or folding bed, and moving the bed will keep ringing. There was no day and night in the preliminary work. It was good for everyone to sleep for three hours every day last week, because it was necessary to be on duty, organize nucleic acid preparation, dredge channels for various vegetables and meat, and the logistics support personnel, control their food and control them, and rack their brains every day to find meat and vegetables, which must give comrades more strength. In the evening, we will make statistics on all kinds of personnel, study the work schedule for tomorrow, study various work plans, implement all the work, get up in the middle of the night and inform everyone to arrive at the post at four or five o&;clock early to start the security work. That is unimaginable hard work. Everyone can&;t eat well and sleep well, and they are nervous. We should try our best to do the work well. Some comrades are on duty for 12 hours in a row, and the scorching sun burns their hearts. Everyone loses several layers of skin and turns black. That kind of continuous day and night is like this, and you will know how collapsed it is. To be honest, the work intensity is several times stronger than usual, so some hard work is invisible. This is just the work of our system, and other medical staff are even more [tearful]