When the Epidemic Is Over, I Will Say I Love You

When the novel coronavirus was raging in February 2020, a silent war against the epidemic began. There are countless rebels here, born towards the sun, standing up to protect the people behind them. When most medical workers rushed to Wuhan and people across the country paid tribute to them, there were countless unknown social workers standing on the front line. I am humble and dare not report my worries to my country. They come from ordinary backgrounds, have ordinary looks, have no establishment, and do not have enough protective materials. They work hard on the front line without complaint. This is documentary literature adapted from a real event that happened during the epidemic. The hero and heroine in the article are ordinary social workers, doing ordinary work, risking their lives on the front line of fighting the epidemic, and truly realizing the professional ideal of social workers.