Several medical personnel in protective clothing came in and the doctor in area B explained the situation.
Wu Mian watched from a distance. The patient refused to get on the stretcher. The nurse accompanied her and 120 emergency doctors out of the shelter with the things she had packed up.
With area B as the core, it seems as if a stone was thrown into the pond, rippling with the ripples.
There was no noise, and the patient who was originally chatting became silent when he looked at the scene in front of him.
The shelter was quiet circle by circle.
Originally, with several hours of familiarity, less than 24 hours, the shelter hospital seemed to have passed the most dangerous period of time.
Overall, it seems to be stable. There is no worst case that requires Wu Mian to take off his protective clothing and become a patient to maintain order.
It seems that he still thinks more. Wu Mian has a long lost smile on his face, holding a bottle of mineral water in his hand and sipping it constantly.
In particular, the last teacher who saw the online class in the shelter hospital made Wu Mian feel an inexplicable comfort.
I really want to know what the cubs across the screen think, whether someone will skip class, and whether someone will pretend to listen to class while brushing animation and station B.
Maybe they are still young and don''t know what kind of environment their teachers insist on teaching. Maybe they''ll understand in a few years.
Wu Mian thought of a well-known article several years ago, which said that German teachers were still teaching children on the ruins after World War II.
Whether true or false, the well-known article is about the ruins of the end of the war. The teacher Wu Mian just met was giving a lecture to the children in a hail of bullets.
And no one will remember this scene except the children.
Thinking, the smile on Wu Mian''s face became stronger and stronger. He picked up his mobile phone and called the headmaster.
"Headmaster, I''m off duty."