一个女孩骑自行车三百多公里去武汉测病毒

小舟按: 看到下面这个视频，让我好感动。为了让一些西人朋友和我们的海二代们也能了解这个故事我扼要的把这个故事翻译成了英语，并在视频中加上了英文字幕。现在从英语折腾回来成汉语，语句可能有些不通顺。请朋友们主要看视频了解这个故事。

我也把这个视频传给了我的孩子。她很有感触地给我说那是一位医务工作者的责任心和义务感。向千千万万个逆行武汉去救死扶伤的医务工作者致敬。

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A story about a girl biking over 300 km to get back to Wuhan to help patients

Translated by Xiaozhou on Feb. 15,2020

Let me briefly tell you the story:

The video is describing a story in which a girl in her early twenties biked over 300 km from her home village to Wuhan to go to work to help patients who are infected coronavirus. She works as a laboratory technician for a Wuhan hospital.

She was visiting her parents on vacation prior to Chinese New Year. A few days later, since the coronavirus outbreak, Wuhan was locked down. All public transportation is shut down.

During these days many patients with fever are pouring into her hospital, waiting to be assessed, to see if they are infected by the coronavirus. Her laboratory’s work load immediately increased. As she a healthcare professional, she feels obliged to return to work and help patients and assist her coworkers. In fact the hospital 

laboratory does need her, as only three people work in the laboratory, it is very difficult to test so many cases with limited staff.

However, she cannot return to work easily, as there is no public transportation, and no taxi, nor carpool services will go to Wuhan, as the drivers fear to contact the virus. Therefore, if she chooses to stay at home instead of returning to work, nobody would blame her, as she has reasonable ground to do so and not to risk her health. 

However, with the strong obligation of a healthcare professional she decided to go back to Wuhan on a bicycle. It took her 4 days and three nights to arrive at her hospital. She also had to walk for many kilometers, as even a bicycle is prohibited in some regions.

On the way many policemen were surprised why a girl was biking on some highways and streets, where there were very few vehicles at night. Not only did one policeman stops and questions her. Those policemen were moved by her story, they bought food and water for her and found a carpool for some parts of her journey.

Eventually, she arrived to the front door of her hospital. Her supervisors and coworkers were surprised and touched.

Now, the girl is busy with her work and tests over 20 samples a day. She hopes the epidemic will go away as soon as possible.

Wuhan’s coronavirus outbreak threatens the lives of many people. However, a lot of healthcare professionals, military soldiers, scientists, etc. like the girl, tavelled to Wuhan to rescue and save lives, including international efforts.

Wuhan will be successful in defeating the virus. We all bless Wuhan.

让小舟扼要地告诉你这个故事

（小舟译，2020年2月15日）

这个视频讲述了一个故事，一位二十出头的女孩子从她的家乡骑自行车300多公里返回武汉，回医院上班，要去帮助受感新冠病毒感染的患者。女孩在武汉一家医院担任实验室化验师。

春节前，女孩正在休假从武汉回到家乡探望父母。谁知几天后，武汉因新冠状病毒肺炎爆发而封城。所有进出武汉的公共交通均被关闭。

在这些日子里，许多发烧疑似感染的患者涌入了她们的医院，以确诊否感染了新的冠状病毒。她的实验室立即面临大量检测任务。作为一名医务工作者她感到有义务立即返回实验室工作去帮助患者。实际上实验室的确也需要她，实验室里只有三个人在工作，她不在，仅由两个人完成那么多的检测任务非常困难，尤其其中一位已上了年纪。

由于没有公共交通她无法重返工作岗位。出租车司机害怕受感染，拒绝开车将她带回武汉，搭顺风车，没有司机愿意开往武汉。这时如果她选择呆在家里，没有人会去责备她，她有合理的理由，而且不去上班对她来说更安全。

出于医医务工作者的责任心和义务感，她决定骑自行车返回武汉。她花了四天三夜才骑自行车回到医院。有些路段她还必须走路，因为在这些地区甚至禁止骑自行车通行。

在路上，许多警察感到惊讶的是为什么一个女孩子在晚间骑车行驶在个别的高速公路上和街道上，在这些特殊的日子里这些道路上车辆和人迹稀少。不仅一位警察拦住了她，询问原因。在她解释了自己的故事后，这些警察被感动了。他们为她买了食物和水，并为她找到了一个在一些路段的顺风车。

最终，她站在了她医院的门口。她的领导和同事都感到到惊讶并为之感动。

现在，这个女孩子正在实验室忙于工作，每天要测试200多个样本。她希望疫情能够尽快过去。

武汉爆发的新的冠状病毒肺炎威胁到许多人的生命。但是，许多医务工作者，军人，科学家等都像这个女孩一样，逆行在去武汉的道路上，去参加抗击冠状病毒的斗争，去挽救生命，其中也包括国际援助。

武汉一定会成功战胜该病毒，我们都为武汉祝福。