The elegant demeanor of South Guangdong’s political and legal model: twice "the most beautiful retrogression" and three tears
April 28th is the first anniversary of Zhou Fei’s return from Wuhan, director of the Department of Critical Care Medicine of Guangdong Prison Central Hospital. On the same day, he participated in the education and training of party member’s party history in the front line of epidemic prevention and control in provincial units, together with members of Guangdong medical aid team and workers who stuck to different posts of "epidemic". In the sharing session, combined with the anti-epidemic experience, everyone felt that the Communist Party of China (CPC)’s strong leadership was the fundamental guarantee for China to overcome the epidemic.
A year ago, Zhou Fei and eight comrades-in-arms formed the Guangdong Prison Aid Hubei Medical Team, fighting in Wuhan Yuanjiatai Fangcang Hospital, which specializes in treating prisoners diagnosed by COVID-19 in the prison system.
On February 17, 2020, 9 members of Guangdong Prison Medical Team for Aid to Hubei took photos before going to Wuhan. Image source: South+Client
The Central Plains has been rich in talents since ancient times. At the time of national crisis, this Henan man, who cares about his home country, was "the most beautiful retrograde" twice: in 2003, in the face of SARS, he entered the prison hospital with the team for the first time and was on duty for more than 20 days. Seventeen years later, in the face of the COVID-19 epidemic, he volunteered again and went to the "epidemic" line in Wuhan.
During the period of aiding Hubei, Zhou Fei burst into tears three times because of the loss suffered by the country and people and the great strength of generate in times of crisis. With the concerted efforts of him and his comrades-in-arms, the Guangdong prison medical team for aiding Hubei stayed in Wuhan for 72 days, and none of the prisoners died, with a cure rate of 100%.
Working more than 10 hours a day,
Save the fainting nurse regardless of the risk of infection
In the dormitory of the prison hospital, Zhou Fei "hides" a "treasure" brought back from Wuhan.
On the eve of his departure from Hubei, he invited dozens of comrades from all over the world to sign a T-shirt as a souvenir. This dress has become a valuable witness to his 72-day experience in aiding Hubei.
Zhou Fei is the deputy leader of Guangdong prison medical aid team. Talking about the experience of aiding Hubei a year ago, he is still full of emotion.
"At that time, I was very anxious to learn about the situation ahead from my classmates who were doctors in Wuhan. I thought that even if I just helped my brothers to work a class, I could relieve their pressure …" Zhou Fei recalled that on the night of New Year’s Eve in 2020, he sent a text message to the leader and applied for support in Wuhan. "As long as there is an opportunity, I will definitely let you go!" The leader comforted him.
The husband is a country, and this heart has long been decided. At the beginning of February of that year, according to the unified deployment of the Ministry of Justice, the Guangdong judicial administrative system sent a strong soldier to Hubei, and Zhou Fei signed up at the first time: "It’s time to contribute to the country!"
On February 17th of that year, the Guangdong Prison Aid Hubei Medical Team went retrograde. "We are advanced in the first class!" On the first day of the opening of the shelter hospital, Zhou Fei and the team leader Li Yonghui took the lead in rushing into the ward.
Wearing protective clothing for seven or eight hours every day is too much for many people. Zhou Fei works more than 10 hours a day. "Protective clothing is airtight, and when I get to work, my underwear will soon get wet. I have less work in the middle of the night, and my wet underwear is stuck behind my back. It’s cold and cold, and sometimes it’s colic … "Zhou Fei recalled.
One day, a male nurse in Fangcang Hospital suddenly fainted. Without adequate protection, Zhou Fei took the lead in rushing to the rescue regardless of the danger of being infected by the virus. Due to timely treatment and proper rescue, the tragedy was avoided. Later, it was found that the nurse was probably dehydrated and fainted because of wearing protective clothing for a long time.
During his aid to Hubei, Zhou Fei shed tears three times.
The first time I shed tears was when I entered Wuhan by car.
"The big city streets are almost empty, as if the’ pause button’ was pressed. When I came to the place where the motherland needed it most, I suddenly felt a heavy responsibility on my shoulders and tears could not stop flowing. " Zhou Fei said that at that moment, he felt a strong "feelings of home and country" in his chest.
The second time I shed tears, I was recognized and respected by the patient.
"One day, when our cured patients were preparing to leave the hospital, they suddenly lined up and sang a sign language song" Thank you ".After singing, they bowed and said" Thank you "in unison, and we were all moved to tears." Zhou Fei said that at that moment, he felt that everyone’s efforts were worth it.
The third time I shed tears, I joined the party gloriously at the front.
"In 2003, I witnessed with my own eyes that under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the people of the whole country quickly defeated SARS. Seventeen years later, I solemnly swore to join the party in front of party flag on the "epidemic" line in Wuhan. I couldn’t calm down for a long time that night, and I cried in my room for a long time … "Zhou Fei said that at that moment, he knew that he had found the direction of life.
"We are a cloud, coming quietly, dropping a shower and leaving quietly. See you in Wuhan." On the eve of returning to Guangdong, Zhou Fei wrote such a passage in Fangcang Hospital. This is a "little secret" hidden in his heart for a year.
Treat both disease and heart.
After the prisoner got out of prison, he made a special trip to thank him with eggs.
"I just had an operation on the patient, waiting so long!" At 4: 30 pm, Zhou Fei came out of the ICU ward and said repeatedly. More than an hour ago, a prisoner with renal failure was transferred to a prison. After careful examination, Zhou Fei and his colleagues immediately gave him hemodialysis catheterization. This has been his normal work since he returned to Guangdong from Wuhan for a year.
In July 1996, after graduating from Henan Medical University, Zhou Fei entered the provincial prison central hospital. When talking about why he chose this road, Zhou Fei was very indifferent: "Although this work is bitter, someone has to do it."
Being both a policeman and a doctor, prison doctors shoulder heavy responsibilities.
"Compared with social hospitals, prison hospitals are similar in that they all treat patients and save lives. The difference is that our patients are both prisoners and patients. As doctors and law enforcers, we must use all means to save their lives and ensure the safety of ourselves and supervision. " Zhou Fei said that the hospital is responsible for the treatment of critically ill and difficult patients in prisons in the province. In addition, the number of medical staff is small, and it is running at a high load every day.
30 minutes before the interview, he was "interrupted" five times: he received two phone calls, signed two medical bills and went to the hospital bed to see the patient once, with the shortest interval of no more than five minutes. "The patient’s condition can’t be delayed, I’m sorry!" Every time he walks in a hurry, he explains while walking.
Recently, the hospital accepted a serious patient with intestinal necrosis, sepsis, diabetes insipidus and so on. Zhou Fei organized a multi-department joint consultation and carefully formulated a diagnosis and treatment plan. "He suffered from hypoproteinemia. When he coughed, the wound opened. It took us more than 40 days to finally snatch him back from the death line. In the meantime, our nurses help him turn over every 2 hours to prevent him from getting bedsores. " Zhou Fei said that after the patient was awake, he gave them a thumbs up and said to them with all his strength: "Thank you for giving me a second life."
Dressed in a blue police uniform and a white coat, the prison doctor’s profession not only cures diseases but also heals the heart.
Ten years ago, the hospital accepted a seriously ill patient. Zhou Fei treated him equally and carefully, which helped him control his illness. After the patient was released from prison, he came to thank him with a basket of eggs. "Dr. Zhou, the money was earned cleanly, so take it!" Zhou Fei waved his hand and declined: "I appreciate your kindness, and I will take it to make up my body." Looking at the white eggs and the sincere eyes of the other party, Zhou Fei knew that their efforts were not in vain.
"Tired and moved." This is Zhou Fei’s deepest feeling since he became a policeman and a doctor for 25 years. "Dare to take responsibility, be good at acting, and serve the people wholeheartedly." Zhou Fei said that this is his motto in life.
In 2003, Zhou Fei was awarded the title of "Youth with Outstanding Performance in the Fight against SARS". In 2020, he was commended as "an advanced individual in Guangdong province to fight the COVID-19 epidemic". In the recent "Star of Peace" online publicity campaign organized by the Central Political and Legal Committee, he was awarded "Hero of Peace".