1665 Was a special year. The Black Death swept from the European continent to the United Kingdom across the English Channel. People in London were unprepared. The Black Death swallowed London like darkness. The residents, priests and even King Charles II of London also "took the lead" in running away. By August, the Black Death had invaded the village of Yam in central England, and the starting point of the invasion of Yam was actually just a piece of cloth shipped from London. Starting from this piece of cloth, George Vicars, the man who took over the cloth, the postman who delivered the cloth, and George Vicars's wife died of the same symptoms one after another. Later, William Maupassant, the village pastor, realized the seriousness of the matter. He first persuaded Stanley, the former pastor who had high prestige but had different opinions with him, and then with the help of Stanley, he persuaded the villagers to stay together, leaving the virus and kindness in Yam Village. The Black Death is dark, but behind it are William and the villagers of Yam Village, who are the incarnations of light against the darkness! Almost all villagers accepted this measure and implemented the measures listed by William Maupassant and Reverend Stanley. No one left Yam Village, and no one came in from Yam Village. After a long time, the epidemic was under control, but most of the villagers in Yam Village could never come out again...
Purpose: The huge contribution made by fearless people during the epidemic