The year 2020 began with the sudden arrival of a new strain of coronary pneumonia. Due to its relatively long incubation period and high-intensity contagiousness, the number of patients soon surged. The good thing is that our country made the quickest anti-epidemic response, thunderous means and selfless dedication of health care workers, saved a lot of sick and avoided a wider spread of infection. This new coronary pneumonia reminds me of the spring of 2003. Then again, overnight, it felt like SARS had suddenly descended, and for a while, white vinegar was expensive, Banlangen was snapped up. Borrowing this topic, let's take a look at the specific scene of SARS at that time.

Based on my personal recollection, I know that SARS was near the Lantern Festival in 2003. I was a sophomore in college that year, and my winter vacation was not yet over. On the sixth day of the Chinese New Year, at the invitation of my student's parents, I went north to Fuzhou ahead of time to work as a live-in tutor. There were no cell phones at that time, and when I called home every few days, my parents told me that I couldn't buy white vinegar and banshee. I realized there was a disease called SARS coming, highly contagious and deadly. After the back to school, it began every morning and evening twice the temperature, daily dormitory disinfection. Instead of like now each person masks, but the whole campus atmosphere is still a bit low. The only biggest impact, fast learning to swim on this end, because SARS does not allow swimming in the water. I guess that was the only year that Southern University didn't have a mandatory swimming score.

Now what is SARS? SARS, or SARS for short, is an acute respiratory syndrome caused by a coronavirus named SARS-CoV. It is a coronavirus-induced illness, and its mode of transmission is very similar to that of coronavirus, which is now known as Coronavirus Pneumonia. Both are transmitted by direct contact with respiratory secretions of the patient or by droplet transmission in close proximity. The source of infection at that time was said to be the civet, another disease caused by wild animals, and it is always worthwhile for us to remember the lesson of disease entering through the mouth. Because the earliest outbreak of SARS was in Guangdong, it was our Academician Zhongnanshan who named it ? Atypical Pneumonia? , which is what we call SARS.

The earliest case of SARS appeared in November 2002, which happened in Foshan, Guangdong. From November of that year to March of the following year, SARS began to spread to Hong Kong and Macao, as well as to some countries in the southeast because of the large number of people traveling to and from Guangdong for business. In March 2003, an outbreak of SARS began across the country, with Beijing being the worst hit. With the efforts of the entire country, the number of people infected with SARS declined in the summer of 2003, and the outbreak was brought under complete control. However, SARS still infected a lot of people around the world, *** there are 919 people died. Now recall, SARS was terrible, but the new coronary pneumonia came more violent, more infected people, more deaths. We need to seriously do a variety of epidemic prevention measures to protect their own lives and the lives of people around them.