When the Pandemic Ends, I'll Tell You I Love You

In February 2020, as the novel coronavirus ravaged the country, a silent battle against the epidemic began. Countless people went against the flow, facing the sun as they stepped forward to protect those behind them.

While most medical workers rushed to Wuhan and the whole nation paid tribute to them, countless unsung social workers were also on the front lines.

Though lowly in station, I dare not withhold my concern for the nation.

They came from ordinary backgrounds and looked ordinary. They had no permanent posts and lacked adequate protective supplies, yet they worked tirelessly on the front lines.

This documentary-style work is adapted from true events during the epidemic. Its two ordinary protagonists are social workers who do ordinary jobs, risking their lives on the front line of the fight against the epidemic and truly fulfilling their professional ideals.