After several hours of running, Cai Jiaqin, a Taiwanese candidate living in Kunshan, Jiangsu, successfully checked into the isolation hotel in Guangzhou and started self-health monitoring. Hoping to study in mainland universities, she will take the 2022 Hong Kong Macao Taiwan Federation of overseas Chinese recruitment examination in Guangzhou. "My hanging heart has finally been relieved. Many departments and people across the mainland have provided a lot of help. I will be at ease to prepare for the exam and strive to enter the university I want." Cai Jiaqin said. Taking the examination of the joint recruitment of overseas Chinese from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and the "joint recruitment" of Jinan University and overseas Chinese University are important ways for Taiwan students to enter colleges and universities in the mainland. It is understood that the joint examination of Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and overseas Chinese has six test sites in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Fuzhou, Hong Kong and Macao, and the "joint recruitment of the two schools" has four test sites in Guangzhou, Xiamen, Hong Kong and Macao. As a highland for Taiwan funded students, thousands of them live in Kunshan. Affected by the recent epidemic in the surrounding areas, local Taiwanese candidates are unable to take the joint examination nearby this year. In order to ensure the smooth examination of candidates, the three provinces and various forces worked closely together to carry out a love care examination from Kunshan to Wuxi, followed by Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Xiamen and Fuzhou, benefiting 133 candidates. In Jiangsu, the joint prevention and control headquarters of COVID-19 in Kunshan City has issued 166 road passes, dispatched 5 buses, distributed 1750 epidemic prevention materials, and handled all kinds of emergencies 24 hours a day. Wuxi, where the airport is located, opened up a "green channel" for the test bus overnight to quickly carry out procedures such as check-in, nucleic acid detection and security check-in, so as to ensure the safe and orderly boarding of all personnel. In Guangzhou, Xiamen, Fuzhou and other cities where the test sites are located, the local Taiwan Affairs Office has set up special classes to provide transportation, hotel arrangement, epidemic prevention guidance and other guarantees throughout the process. Some also provide free three meals, "point-to-point" door-to-door nucleic acid testing and other services, and go all out to escort the candidates. Affected by the epidemic, the flight originally scheduled to fly to Guangzhou was temporarily canceled and diverted to Shenzhen. The Shenzhen Taiwan Affairs Office promptly completed the docking work, provided transfer facilities in terms of landing nucleic acid detection, baggage claim, etc., urgently contacted the transfer vehicles, did a good job in vehicle disinfection and sterilization according to the epidemic prevention and control requirements, equipped with epidemic prevention materials such as masks and disinfectants, and prepared bread, milk and other food. Efficient, appropriate and comprehensive security services make candidates and parents feel warm and at ease. Parents Ms. Chen told reporters that parents were very nervous at the beginning, worried that the itinerary would affect their children's exams. "But along the way, we felt very considerate and moved." Cai Jiaqin said: "Before getting on the bus, Kunshan Taiwan Affairs Office and Taiwan Affairs Association prepared epidemic prevention gift bags for us, including protective clothing, masks, gloves, etc. when we arrived at the airport, the staff provided us with Babao porridge, instant noodles and other food, which was seamless and very efficient. When we arrived in Guangzhou, the municipal Taiwan Affairs Office and Taiwan Affairs Association prepared a lot of snacks for us. After staying in the hotel, the relevant departments also came to comfort us, understand our difficulties and help us solve them in time." Hong Xuehui, director of the Admissions Office of Huaqiao University, introduced that more than 100 Taiwan candidates applied for the school. He sent warm tips to the candidates earlier, including precautions such as epidemic prevention and examination arrangement. He also informed the candidates from Taiwan island to arrange the isolation trip in advance. The school will provide convenient services as much as possible to help them get the ideal school. Huang Yanrong, executive vice president and Executive Deputy Secretary General of Kunshan Taiwan Association, said: "the three provinces and six places have overcome difficulties and joined hands to protect the examination, which has solved the worries of developing Taiwan compatriots in Kunshan." (outlook new era)