Reflections on Studying the Spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's Reply
On this special day, General Secretary Xi Jinping, as always, showed his concern for the people.
In his reply to the students of the Medical College of Tibet University who were interning at Shougang Hospital, he encouraged them, saying, "I am very pleased to learn that during your clinical internships in Beijing, you 17 students not only honed your basic clinical skills but also strengthened your belief in dedicating yourselves to the medical and health cause in Tibet." This is not only encouragement for the 17 medical students but also an affirmation and encouragement for every medical worker working on the front lines of the fight against the epidemic. Every medical worker sacrifices themselves for the people, putting the greater good before their own families, standing firm, strong, and selfless on the front lines of the fight against the epidemic—what a great act this is!
At the same time, General Secretary Xi Jinping's encouragement and affirmation of these 17 medical students' internships makes us understand that everything must be done in a down-to-earth manner, laying a solid foundation step by step, in order to better contribute to the country; it makes us understand the excellent abilities and selfless dedication of contemporary young people; it makes us understand that they are role models that we, the contemporary young students, should learn from.
General Secretary Xi Jinping also said in his letter: Doctors are the guardians of the people's health. Indeed, it is true. Those medical personnel working on the front lines of the fight against the epidemic, no matter what difficulties they encounter, never give up their posts, never forget their duties, and fight wholeheartedly and silently on the front lines!
It was mentioned online that Academician Zhong Nanshan, over eighty years old, took the high-speed rail to Wuhan. After the outbreak, he rushed to the front lines immediately, demonstrating through his actions what it means to "return when called upon." In addition, there are countless doctors and nurses who volunteered to go to the front lines of the epidemic without being summoned. They are also made of flesh and blood; the virus will not show mercy or bypass them just because they are doctors and nurses. Facing the epidemic, they often say, "This is our duty and mission."
The epidemic is ruthless, but humanity is compassionate. The novel coronavirus pneumonia is raging, seriously threatening the lives and health of the vast majority of people. The epidemic in Wuhan touches the hearts of every one of us. Indeed, this is a war without gunfire. Whether it's medical staff, grassroots workers, all Party members and cadres, or us students and ordinary citizens, at the moment the epidemic broke out, we should all pick up our respective weapons and rush to the front lines or stay home to contribute.
General Secretary Xi Jinping's concern continues, and our love for our compatriots and our country remains unwavering. At the same time, as young university students, we should, like General Secretary Xi Jinping's expectations for medical students, cherish our study time, hone our skills, and strive to one day contribute our own strength to the country!
Finally, we look forward to and believe that everything will get better in these warm spring days. We believe that because of us, victory in this war will surely come in the near future. Go Wuhan! Go China!
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