(210128) -- WUHAN, 28 gennaio 2021 (Xinhua) -- Gao li e la sua zia che viene a prenderlo preparano per guidare a casa fuori della stazione ferroviaria di Hankou a Wuhan, provincia di Hubei della Cina centrale, 28 gennaio 2021. Il primo giorno della corsa di viaggio del Festival di Primavera nel 2021, Gao li, un lavoratore migrante 'dopo gli anni '90' a Shanghai, ha imballato i suoi bagagli e ha messo piede sulla sua strada di ritorno alla sua città natale di Huangpi, Wuhan della Cina centrale per il Festival di Primavera. Prima di effettuare il check-in, ha fumato per il rapporto negativo di test sugli acidi nucleici nel suo sacchetto. Niente potrebbe essere più importante di questo pezzo di 'bagagli'. Due

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• Data acquisizione: 28 gennaio 2021
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(210128) -- WUHAN, Jan. 28, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Gao Li and his aunt who comes to pick him up prepare to drive home outside the Hankou Railway Station in Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province, Jan. 28, 2021. On the first day of the Spring Festival travel rush in 2021, Gao Li, a "post-90s" migrant worker in Shanghai, packed up his luggage and set foot on his way back to his hometown of Huangpi, Wuhan of central China for the Spring Festival. Before checking in, he fumbled for the negative nucleic acid testing report in his bag. Nothing could be more important than this piece of "luggage". Two days ago, Shanghai medical workers came to Gao Li's working site and conducted nucleic acid testing on more than 100 workers who planned to return home. On Jan. 27, they got their important "pass". At 7:55 this morning, train G598 left Shanghai Hongqiao Station on time. Gao stared out of the window, eager to return home. The train sped along. Gao could not wait to see his loved ones he hadn't seen for a long time. In fact, long absence is not only relatives, but also a taste of the New Year. "For us Wuhan people, there are a lot of emotions that have been stored up and we need to express them in this reunion moment, " said Gao Li. Gao is an installation worker of the China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd. After the outbreak of the Wuhan epidemic last year, he went to Wuhan with his father Gao Yongxiang and relatives from his hometown to become the first group of builders of Wuhan Leishenshan Hospital, which was swiftly built for the treatment of COVID-19 patients. On this trip home, Gao received one nucleic acid testing, two times of whole-body disinfections, three health QR code checks and four body temperature tests. When arriving at the village committee of Shuikousi Village, local village officials checked his negative nucleic acid testing report and distributed him with epidemic prevention notices and anti-epidemic supplies. According to the rele

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