Roman spoke at the scene. Photo by reporter Deng Xiaolong
Yangtze River News, November 19 (Reporter Deng Xiaolong) "After experiencing the'Wuhan Defense War' of the new crown epidemic, I have gained a lot of touch and saw the appearance of a big country." On the afternoon of the 19th, at the 20th China International Innovation Conference International In the special education cooperation session, Roman, an international student from Bangladesh, gave a live speech on the topic "I'm not treating myself as an outsider in the fight against the epidemic in Wuhan", expressing his pride as an international student in Han.
Roman is a postgraduate student in textile major of Wuhan Textile University. During the winter vacation, most of his compatriots chose to return to China, but Roman chose to stay to watch the snow and learn Chinese. This was also his first vacation in China.
During the epidemic prevention and control period, Roman applied to become a volunteer, responsible for controlling students’ going out, checking the cleanliness of the apartment, opening windows for ventilation, organizing exercises, and checking body temperature. Since then, as the requirements for epidemic prevention and control have increased, Roman and other volunteers have begun to purchase and distribute living materials for international students. In order to be as "fair and just" as possible, he also bought an electronic scale.
Although the volunteer work is very busy, Roman still insists on learning Chinese every day, and has also learned Chinese songs such as "My Motherland and Me" and "When Will the Moon Become", and often post videos of his learning in the group. I hope you can make it easier to see how stupid I am when learning Chinese."
"During the epidemic prevention and control period, teachers are our support." Luo Man said, the school teachers continue to share information about the retrograde medical staff who assisted Han, the construction progress of the Vulcan Mountain Leishenshan Hospital, and the laughter in the "fang cabin hospital". Here, help students overcome fear and understand the progress of the fight against the epidemic. "The touching stories of countless volunteers touched me and showed me the power of China."
Not long ago, Roman was named "Advanced Individual in Anti-epidemic" by the school, which made him very proud: "The epidemic has given me a deeper understanding of the Chinese nation and the Chinese people. I have seen what a big country looks like. Now, I am interested in building humanity. The community of destiny has a deeper understanding and is full of confidence."
