"Happy Birthday!" At 10 a.m. on April 16, Yang Jiacheng and Zhuo Zhenxu, members of the Guangdong support Shanghai nucleic acid detection team, received an unforgettable "birthday gift package" - handwritten greeting cards from their teammates and the most practical protective articles. The team members held a "cloud" birthday party online and sang birthday songs for the two "birthday stars". In Shanghai, 300 inspectors from 19 cities in Guangdong formed a big family. "In this unforgettable experience, I was lucky to meet this group of lovely people." During the wish making session, the two team members unanimously said: "I hope the epidemic will end as soon as possible!" Not afraid of hardship and fatigue Eight hours in the sauna At noon on April 4, in the nucleic acid detection laboratory of zhongkerunda mobile shelter in Hongkou, Shanghai, the air conditioner suddenly failed and could not be cooled. Under the exposure of the midday sun, the airtight shelter immediately became a "sauna room", and all the testers in protective clothing retreated out in sweat. The inspection team immediately reported the failure to the person in charge of the laboratory, but was told that the engineer needed to repair it on the third day. "Delayed detection will have a great impact on the prevention and control work. I am willing to overcome difficulties and continue to work." Li qianning, from the laboratory department of the second hospital of traditional Chinese medicine of Guangdong Province, has experience in supporting nucleic acid testing in Hong Kong, knows the importance of nucleic acid testing and virus "race", and takes the initiative to apply to group leader Chen Jiachuan for continued work. "We can't flinch from difficulties at the beginning." "I am willing to continue!" The 11 team members from Guangdong who supported the inspection point worked together and finally unanimously decided to enter the shelter to continue to complete the inspection work. For the next three days, when the air conditioner was not cooled, Li qianning took the initiative to take the day shift every day and came out eight hours later. His protective clothing was full of sweat. "At present, it's nothing to eat bitterness and sweat." Li qianning said. In the sampling process, the cover of the nucleic acid sampling tube needs to be unscrewed to take out the sample. A shift lasted more than 8 hours. On average, each person had to unscrew about 200 caps per hour. Many team members had blisters on their fingers. "Stick to it if you can, and rotate the relay if you can't operate it." Qiang Yongjie, Department of laboratory medicine of Zhujiang Hospital of Southern Medical University, said that through reasonable scheduling and process optimization, Guangdong testing team members have trained "accurate, stable and fast" mechanical arms. Xu Ying, from the laboratory of Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hospital of Sun Yat sen University, said that at present, the daily test volume of her laboratory can reach 10000 tubes, which is twice as much as before. According to statistics, as of 24:00 on April 18, the nucleic acid detection team of Guangdong Province in Shanghai has completed nucleic acid detection of 2.65 million single tubes and 22.405 million person times. Among them, the Guangdong aided Shanghai nucleic acid detection team helped qianmaibomile medical laboratory to create a detection volume of 168000 single tubes / day, refreshing the highest value of the gas film laboratory. suit one's measures to local conditions "Hot wire barber shop" in the detection team "Team Cao, I'm in a hurry. I didn't have time to have a haircut. Can you help me solve the problem of haircut?" Cao Shunwang, deputy leader of Guangdong support Shanghai nucleic acid testing team and deputy chief technician of the laboratory department of Guangdong Hospital of traditional Chinese medicine, is the "housekeeper" of the team. He wants to connect with the person in charge of Shanghai and ensure the scheduling and logistics of the nucleic acid testing team of Guangdong aid to Shanghai, which is called the "operation center" of the team by the team members. Under the epidemic situation, if you hire a professional barber, it may take 14 days to go home. In order not to cause trouble to the local people, Cao Shunwang applied for a new set of barber tools, and the team members helped each other cut their hair. "Who needs a haircut? Who has haircut skills?" Cao Shunwang asked in the working group, which "blew the pot". Many team members have signed up to say they can have a haircut, and the team members who need a haircut have also begun to "make an online appointment". An isometric mirror, a long table and a small chair opened the "hot wire barber shop" in the lobby on the first floor of the resident hotel. Feng Yunxin, the technician in charge of the inspection of Xingning maternal and child health and family planning service center in Meizhou, volunteered to become the first barber. Teammates excitedly thumbed up after cutting their hair, laughing and calling her a "barber delayed by inspection". Subsequently, many team members "received orders online" and cut their teammates' hair during their break time. Knowing that the staff of the resident hotel were also unable to go home, the inspectors in Guangdong also invited them to the "hot wire barber shop" to cut their hair. (Xinhua News Agency)