At the end of the year, the weather is cold. Recently, a new round of strong cold air has set off. Since the beginning of winter, various measures have been taken in various regions to assist the disadvantaged and solve their livelihood problems, ensuring that the people live a warm and healthy winter. A netizen gave a thumbs up and said, "Some people in need are in pain, and more voices have turned into applause!" To solve urgent problems and worries in rural areas, what should we do if vegetables are unsold? How to solve the housing problem for migrant workers in cities? How can people in need of assistance in disaster stricken areas? A series of problems lie before our eyes. Vegetable unsold, everyone come to help. According to Zhengbei.com, this year, after harvesting wheat in Jiudi Village, Bayan Gaole Town, Dengkou County, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, 436 acres of autumn cabbage, heart-shaped radish, scallions, mustard, and other vegetables were replanted, and the growth of vegetables was promising. "On the evening of November 24th, when I was reading the weather forecast, I learned that the Bayannur Meteorological Observatory issued a blue warning for a cold wave, with temperatures in most areas expected to drop by 8 to 12 ℃. At that time, my mind was buzzing, thinking that this was over, and the cabbage and scallions in the field were going to freeze and rot." On November 27th, Guo Jinxiang, a villager from Jiudi Village, said with lingering fear, "But I didn't expect that the next day, the village committee took the initiative to help us connect and quickly sold all the vegetables.". Through the efforts of the village committees, party members and cadres have helped farmers sell more than 50 tons of vegetables such as cabbage, mustard, and scallions. The staff of the County Civil Affairs Bureau went to the fields to conduct on-site research, investigate the situation of unsold vegetables among villagers, and contacted vegetable processing enterprises in Wuhai City and Dengkou County to transport vegetables to the village. It is understood that currently more than 2150 tons of vegetables in the village have been sold out. Accommodation is crucial for urban work. According to Guangming Net, early on November 20th, Shanghai food delivery rider Wang Fuzhao hurriedly rushed to Building 3 of Hexin Apartment on Wuwei East Road in Putuo District. This time, he was not in a hurry to deliver takeout, but to choose a house. Wang Fuzhao is born in 1995. He and two riders are squeezed into a rental room of about 10 square meters, and he also shares a bathroom with several households. In a special survey targeting new employment groups, Putuo District learned that "improving accommodation conditions" is their most urgent wish. In September, the Organization Department of Putuo District Committee coordinated the resources of the government, groups, state-owned enterprises, and social forces, and officially launched the "Rider's New Home" project. Wang Fuzhao was fortunate enough to become one of the first people to choose a house. He rented a double room at Hexin Apartment, which is a guaranteed housing for new employment groups. Disaster relief funds were issued early. According to Xinhua News Agency, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Emergency Management recently issued a central natural disaster relief fund of 4.846 billion yuan to support local governments in carrying out temporary winter and spring relief work for affected people, effectively solving their living difficulties, and ensuring safe and warm winters. It is reported that in response to the severe disasters suffered in Northeast and North China this year and the heavy winter and spring rescue tasks, the Ministry of Emergency Management and the Ministry of Finance have issued notices in advance, held video conferences to arrange and deploy, dispatched multiple working groups to the front line of the disaster area, guided and urged various regions to conduct timely investigations and investigations of rescue targets, accurately counted and reported rescue needs, and the funding allocation time has been significantly advanced compared to previous years. Currently, respiratory diseases have entered a high incidence period, and the number of cases of respiratory diseases in children in some areas has significantly increased. How to address public concerns