Tell the story in a calm tone

In fact, this story can be filmed in the form of a documentary, but it will inevitably be a little boring. If it weren't for the participation of so many stars, how many people would want to watch a theme about a deadly infectious virus. Some people say that the line is too loose to see the protagonist, because the director may not want to express it from a personal perspective, and the real protagonist is the virus. How vulnerable people are, Gwyneth died within minutes of her appearance, and the virus spread along her chain of contact. Jude Law's question on what an R-nought of two really means? The power of 2 starts out as 4 is 8, which seems trivial, but soon the number may become 256, sixty-five thousand. . So everyone is in danger. When the social order is broken, all kinds of riots and looting will follow, and all kinds of behaviors in order to survive, the inferiority of human beings is reaching the bottom line. But there is still a bright side of humanity. For example, the female scientist played by Kate did not forget to count the list of people she had come into contact with to prevent the spread of infection even after she knew that she was also sick, and even handed the cotton-padded coat on her body to the next person before she died. patient. For example, after Dr. Ally discovered a monkey that could survive being inoculated with an inactivated virus, he did an experiment without thinking about it. For example, Dr. Hei who played CSI LV privately took it after he got his vaccine. It was given to the son of the unit cleaner. . These are not examples of promoting the main theme, but examples of selflessness and professionalism that make people truly feel. If nothing else, in reality, Dr. Marshall, who discovered the culprit of gastric ulcer Helicobacter pylori, did not take the bacteria himself to infect himself. Did you come up with the conclusion that shocked the medical community later? We live in a world where there are social institutions, the corruption and incompetence of the medical system, and the media's confusion and fuelling, but there are also many people who silently contribute to our common interests. When the epidemic comes, how should each of us, especially medical workers and government workers, treat it is the question we should think about most.

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