Wake up（106）

 

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On this evening, the two old men, Chai Jianhua and He Jiafu, talked about the closure of Wuhan and the spread of the epidemic with a sad heart. At this time, He Jiafu's little grandson, Nan Shanyun, and his friends of the same age gathered together again.

Nan Shanyun once accompanied his grandfather He Jiafu to the market to set up a stall to sell Chinese herbal medicines. As a result, his grandfather was humiliated by the city management. Nan Shanyun couldn't bear it, so he decided to challenge those evil city management. He gathered a group of friends , there are alumni Zhang San of the same age, childhood friend Li Si, Wang Wu and his girlfriend Hua Runmei. Gather in the Qunying Hall of Jiangshan Restaurant. Their goal is to start with the city management devils who are violently enforcing the law, punish one and train all.

Zhang San was the host, and Xiao Kongming and Li Si presided over the party. Li Si said: "Brother Nan Shanyun invited Xu Wei, and I have something to tell you. We are all 18 years old. We are in the prime of our youth, but the world is chaotic and the world is unfair. We don't seem to see it. Bright tomorrow. We have been educated in Marxism since we were young, so we can use the old horse’s teachings to guide our actions.” At this time, Zhang Sansan, an alumnus of Nanshan Yun’s age, laughed: “Freedom, justice, truth, Well said, the first letter of the Chinese pinyin of these three words starts with Z, come on, let’s toast to the three Zs!"

Nan Shanyun, Li Si, Zhang San, and Wang Wu, four young people of the same age, raised their wine glasses and drank them all in one gulp.

There was no charter, no oath, and no special ceremony. The Three Zs Association, unanimously recognized by four young people, was formally established in the Qunying Hall of Jiangshan Restaurant. Nanshan Yun is the boss, Xiao Kongming and Li Si are the military advisers, Zhang San is in charge of collecting information, and Wang Wu is in charge of eliminating demons.

Zhang San, who is responsible for collecting information, has received Western civilization education since he was a child, and believes that the Western world is a democratic and free society. Because his grandparents were impacted in previous political campaigns, they often told Zhang San about those inhuman experiences of persecution, which also gave Zhang San the idea of resisting society and rebellion since he was a child. Zhang San's mother, Fu Zhuyun, was sent to a "May 7th Cadre School" in Anhui for segregated inspection during the Cultural Revolution. Zhang San's grandfather was labeled a counter-revolutionary during the Cultural Revolution, and was persecuted to death during the investigation of the May 1st Movement. After the Cultural Revolution ended, Zhang San's father Zhang Zhenhua and mother Fu Zhuyun finally turned over and had three children. The eldest is a son who has immigrated to Portland, USA, and the second is a daughter who immigrated to Canada. The youngest son, Zhang San, was born in 1996. Because his grandparents disagreed with his daughter sending the children abroad, Zhang San stayed in China and was raised by his grandparents. To keep in touch with his parents and older siblings, Zhang San downloaded circumvention software so he could always get overseas information.

Zhang San reported some information he had collected about urban management: The prelude to the "violent law enforcement" of the Three Zs against urban management villains was thus kicked off. But when Nan Shanyun, Zhang San, Li Si, and Wang Wu, four young people of the same age, were discussing how to punish the thugs in urban management, the sudden outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic in mainland China disrupted their original plan. After discussing with Nan Shanyun and others, they decided to suspend the action of rectifying urban management thugs. The first priority is to ensure the health and safety of your family and yourself. Faced with the sudden outbreak of coronavirus, Nan Shanyun was at a loss. He couldn't understand how the epidemic was caused? The only thing he can do now is to take care of his elderly grandfather He Jiafu together with his mother.

This time, Nan Shanyun, Li Si, Zhang San, and Wang Wu, four young people of the same age gathered together again.

Zhang San said: "We used to hate urban management very much, but now that the Wuhan coronavirus epidemic is raging, the Wuhan New Coronary Pneumonia Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters announced the adoption of blockade and isolation measures in the epidemic area, urban management has become clear, neighborhood committees, property management, and some Volunteers have also become big whites, and even the police have put on white coats of epidemic prevention. If the urban management is punished now, it will obviously be difficult."

Everyone basically agrees with Zhang San's point of view, let's put aside the fight against urban management villains first.

The topic of chat among four young people of the same age turned to the coronavirus epidemic.

Zhang San told the story of Ms. Tao Qing: "I saw a message from an overseas website that Ms. Tao Qing, one of the whistleblowers who was reprimanded by the Wuhan police on the same day as Li Wenliang, had moved to Los Angeles, USA. She recalled three years That night at the police station, she still has lingering fears. Until now, she still remembers the feeling of fear and helplessness when the big storm started."

What happened to Ms. TAO QING's dictation to the reporter was shocking and outrageous.

It was the evening of January 3, 2020. Qing Tao was at home alone, her parents were exercising outside, and her husband was playing outside with the children. Suddenly, two policemen knocked on the door and summoned her to the police station. She was a little confused: What's going on? I didn't do anything wrong? But I can't leave. The police took her away with a summons. She didn't expect that this visit would cast a psychological shadow that she would never forget.

Qing Tao was born and raised in Wuhan, and her family conditions are very good. She is also motivated in her studies. After graduating from a law major, she went to the UK to study for a master's degree. After returning to China, she joined a Sino-foreign joint venture, and her husband also had a lucrative job, supplying various supplies to local hospitals. The late doctor Li Wenliang of Wuhan Central Hospital and his colleague "black-faced doctor" Hu Weifeng were friends of the couple. In central China, their family is enviable: young, highly educated, and high income. For their daughter's future, they went to a good school district and bought a high-rise apartment with a price of several million, planning to live a peaceful life, but that summons changed her life.

When Qing Tao returned to her residence that night, she was immediately body-searched by the police. Then, with a "click", one of her hands was handcuffed to a chair, and she was made to face a table, with the scorching bright lights directed at her. The face made her unable to open her eyes. As a "good girl" at home and outside, she has never been treated so roughly, she is very nervous and fearful, feeling that she has suddenly become a felon, and she does not understand why the police treat her like an enemy. Looking back now, she realized that she was at the intersection of great changes in the world at that time, the eye of a storm that was about to sweep the world.

In the next 24 hours, Qing Tao, who was handcuffed to a chair, almost collapsed emotionally. The interrogating policeman switched rounds and rounds without giving her a minute to rest. Because of being too nervous, she even forgot to be thirsty, hungry, and to go to the toilet.

If she was only handcuffed, she could survive a little physical pain, but the most painful thing for her was the psychological pressure. Rounds of accusations filled her ears: "You are spreading rumors!" "You are destroying social stability!"

She tried to explain: "I didn't hide anything... I didn't do anything else... I told you all I knew." But no one listened to her.

She finally understood that this horrible experience was due to a message she sent to relatives and friends on WeChat the day before yesterday. Her elderly father was suffering from prostatitis and was very uncomfortable, so she wanted to see a doctor. Her husband remembered that not long ago, a doctor friend told him: "Don't go to the hospital if there is no serious illness, there is an infectious disease." Her father didn't understand: "How can you not go to the hospital if you are sick? Why can't you go to the hospital? If there is an infectious disease, the government Why don't you say it?"

As a child, you can't disobey your father, and your father really needs to see a doctor. Even Qing Tao doesn't take her husband's words seriously. As soon as she arrived at Wuhan Central Hospital, the doctor gave each of them a pair of N95 masks. The doctor looked worried, and said to them: "Didn't you tell me? Don't come here if you are not seriously ill." Seeing the doctor say this, they believed that something had happened. After a B-ultrasound examination and a pair of medicines, the family left the hospital in a hurry.

In order to keep people around him from danger, Qing Tao left a few words on WeChat Moments, to the effect that "there is a serious infectious disease now, everyone take care, wear a mask when going out, and don't go to crowded places".

These few messages got her into huge trouble. Facing repeated threats from the police, she defended, saying, "The doctor told me that."

The police asked back: "Are you a professional? Do you have evidence to prove that you have an infectious disease?"

"Is it an infectious disease? You should prove it? How can I prove it?" Qing Tao is still full of grievances when recalling the situation a few years ago. At that time, she was very tired physically and mentally. She did not rest all day and night, did not eat or drink, and could not take a nap. Under the scorching of the strong light and the continuous rough reprimand, she shed tears many times. It wasn't until the next afternoon that the police saw that they couldn't ask any more questions, so the police station gave her a letter of reprimand for her to sign, and the signing date was January 4.

On the same day she was summoned, Dr. Li Wenliang was also admonished at the police station. What did Li Wenliang go through? Qing Tao estimated that it should be similar to her. At the same time, Dr. Ai Fen, director of the emergency department of the same hospital, Xie Linka, attending physician of the Tumor Center of Union Hospital Affiliated to Tongji Medical College of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and Liu Wen, neurologist of Wuhan Red Cross Hospital, were admonished. They are known as the "whistleblowers" of the CCP virus epidemic. Some people classify them as the "Eight Gentlemen of Wuhan", but people can't imagine that among the earliest whistleblowers, there may be Qing Tao who is not a doctor.

Just a few days after Qing Tao was admonished, that is, the first week of January, Wuhan Fifth People's Hospital was crowded with fever patients, and many patients came one by one. This shows that the virus has been transmitted from person to person. However, during the two sessions of the Communist Party of China in Wuhan in mid-January, the Wuhan Municipal Health and Health Commission declared in a briefing: There is no human-to-human transmission, no new cases, and no infection among medical staff. Doctors who broke the news continued to receive threats and warnings.

Zhong Nanshan visited Wuhan half a month later. On January 20, he admitted on TV: the virus is transmitted from person to person!

Three days later, Wuhan was locked down. Should the person who has been wronged be admitted? The apology not given to Dr. Li Wenliang is just an act to silence the public. QingTao has not received any official apology so far.

"Your children are not allowed to go to school here," the police told Qing Tao's family.

After Qing Tao was released home, she didn't say anything to her family. But then, the horrific experience of that day and night flashed like a nightmare: more stress and blows are yet to come.

As soon as she went to work the next day, she was called by the company leader for questioning. The leader refused to listen to her explanation, and she was subsequently canceled the year-end bonus and promotion opportunities that year. She didn't dare to go to the police station to ask for an explanation. As a student of law, she has already experienced the laws that govern China: those in power don't speak the law at all.

When it was time for her child to enroll in autumn, Qing Tao was told by the school that her child was not eligible to enroll. Since they don't go to public schools, go to private schools at a high price. The child entered school, but her heart ached. She understands that she has been classified as a different kind: a few kind reminders on WeChat will make her and her family suffer from the iron fist of the CCP for the rest of her life.

When the epidemic hit, Li Wenliang and Hu Weifeng, Qing Tao's best friend doctors, passed away within half a year, leaving behind two young children. Altogether, the plague has caused her to lose six relatives and friends.

Nan Shanyun, Li Si, and Wang Wu fell silent after hearing Zhang San's story.

The few young people who had gathered at the party now all bowed their heads, lowered their eyes, walked with sighs, and went home dejectedly. Their joy just now seemed like a deflated balloon.

Nan Shanyun said to Li Si: "My heart is empty. I feel as if the whole world has abandoned us. Loneliness, loneliness, loss, and helplessness overwhelm us. I really want to escape, to another place. The world goes..."

Li Si said to Nanshan Yun: "I heard that your brother Nanyangsheng is back. He is a doctoral student in psychology at the Central Plains College of Humanities. He should have a wide range of knowledge. You can ask him more about how the epidemic situation in China is coming back." thing."

Nan Shanyun said: "You are right. After he graduated, he returned to his hometown mainly to visit his grandfather. He often went to help my sister Nan Liwa. My sister worked in a pharmacy. She once temporarily boarded at the home of Chai Jianhua, a good friend of my grandfather's lifetime. .Now she rents another place, and my grandfather and I live together."

Li Si asked Nanshan Yun, "You have very little contact with your brother?"

Nan Shanyun said: "We had a lot of contacts, because he was looking for a job, so I told him that I would take care of my grandfather. My grandfather also advised my brother to find a job as soon as possible. It's strange to say that my brother has a Ph.D. , couldn’t find a job.”