These behind-the-scenes stories deserve to be known! Since the outbreak of the pneumonia epidemic, we have been concerned about the Master Kong employees in Wuhan, the hardest-hit area. To ensure the company's logistical support and market supply during this critical period, many employees voluntarily gave up their holidays to stay at their posts, moving us deeply. In the previous article, we recorded Master Kong's 72 hours on the front lines, where a group of Master Kong employees, partners, and unknown volunteers went to the front to deliver warmth from Master Kong to medical workers. They command our respect, and the stories of these unsung heroes deserve to be known. Salute to every ordinary yet remarkable you Huang Hai, who was awarded the Hubei Province Model Worker title, is a factory affairs clerk responsible for equipment maintenance. When he learned that due to the Wuhan lockdown, the temporary shipping staff arranged for the third day of the Chinese New Year could not arrive at the factory on time to dispatch goods, Huang Hai and another factory affairs clerk, Luo Jie, immediately volunteered to participate in the action. Huang Hai's home is more than 20 kilometers from the factory. Braving the cold wind at 7 a.m., he rode his bicycle for an hour and a half to finally reach his destination. Along the way, his hands froze stiff, and he could only warm them on his legs before continuing to hold the handlebars. "Even if it's cold and tiring, I must arrive at the company on time, prepare in advance, and never delay the shipment of these goods," was the only thought in Huang Hai's mind. Luo Jie, on the other hand, drove alone overnight from Xinzhou, covering more than a hundred kilometers to reach Wuhan. Encountering two checkpoints along the way, he had to find detours and finally arrived at around 10 p.m. From early morning on the third day of the New Year until 9:30 p.m., despite the biting cold wind, they felt warmth in their hearts knowing they could contribute to the frontline medical staff. This day was significant for Huang Hai and Luo Jie: "Being able to deliver these supplies to those in need one minute earlier gives them more confidence in this battle against the epidemic! At such a critical moment, our company stepped forward to donate a large batch of urgently needed daily supplies. As members of Master Kong, we feel proud from the bottom of our hearts." Huang Hai (left), Luo Jie (right) Guo Sheng, whose home is in Xiangyang, couldn't return due to travel restrictions and had to stay in a hotel in the development zone. When he heard that the company's donated supplies urgently needed manpower, he thought of going to the factory to help. But his family and the hotel owner were unanimously opposed. After his insistence and repeated assurances that he would take protective measures, he walked several kilometers to the factory to participate in the "Set Sail for Protection, Health is Fortune" anti-epidemic support action. Being on the front lines, he worried about affecting the hotel owner and other residents, so he decided to temporarily stay at the factory. But how to solve his meals became a problem. When the factory leaders learned of this, they immediately arranged for fruits and vegetables to be sent to him. Love and care are passed between Master Kong employees. Guo Sheng while driving Hai Bo can be said to be the core figure of this "Set Sail for Protection, Health is Fortune" anti-epidemic support action. When he learned that there was a great demand for convenient foods that could quickly replenish energy on the front lines, he immediately reported the information to his superiors, pushed for relevant meetings, and ultimately facilitated the free provision of Master Kong products to major designated hospitals. On the third day of the New Year, Hai Bo personally went to the hospital front line to participate in the material delivery of this support action. On the way to the hospital, he felt somewhat worried; it would be false to say he wasn't afraid at all. The hospital is the epicenter of the epidemic, and he feared affecting his family. But to complete the task smoothly, he set off wearing two layers of masks. Seeing the supplies successfully delivered to the medical staff, Hai Bo felt happy and gratified. "My brother and sister-in-law both work in Wuhan's medical system. I particularly understand the hard work and difficulties of medical staff under the rapid development of the epidemic. I also want to pay tribute to them and provide whatever support I can." "Our boss, Mr. Luo, is originally from Zhejiang and was stranded in Wuhan due to the lockdown. This unusual Spring Festival and this particularly meaningful action have deepened our comradely bond. At the same time, I especially want to thank the Diamond Volunteer Team led by Captain Lü Fengxian. From the initial contact with hospitals, multiple confirmations, data organization, planning of vehicles, personnel, delivery and distribution processes, coordination, follow-up, and communication with me, they worked tirelessly and played a huge role!" When mentioning this task, Hai Bo kept emphasizing the volunteers' role, while downplaying his own. "Actually, as the head of the local market department, I bear the mission and responsibility of local brand promotion, brand image, and positive brand energy. Being in the epidemic area, we just did a small thing during this special period. These are also what I should do, so don't overstate it!" When asked for an interview, he said he was just doing what a Master Kong employee should do. There must have been many twists and turns, many anxieties, and many worrying moments, but responsibility and duty overcame everything. In this Master Kong support action, a foreign friend appeared. Fred is from Lyon, France, and works as a foreign teacher. He has been in Wuhan since 2012, now in his eighth year. He got to know members of the volunteer team through his daughter. When he saw the volunteer recruitment message on WeChat, he took the initiative to sign up. Despite language barriers, with his affection for the city of Wuhan and the belief that "love knows no borders," Fred resolutely became a part of the volunteer team, joining the fight against the epidemic. When one side is in trouble, all sides come to help. Thank you, Fred, for letting us feel that the world is connected by love. Fengxian is a native of Wuhan, a 92-year-old girl, usually responsible for the new media account of Master Kong's "Jingchu Noodle House." On New Year's Eve, while scrolling through her social media, she saw frontline medical staff working late into the night without food or drink, and felt indescribably sad. Thinking of her cooperative relationship with Master Kong, Fengxian had an idea: could she use Master Kong's resources to deliver instant noodles and other supplies to frontline medical staff in need? So she quickly contacted Hao Haibo, the head of the Hubei market department of Hubei Marketing Company. The two hit it off immediately and planned to make this happen as soon as possible. Hao Haibo immediately reported to his superiors and received a positive response: Master Kong initially planned to donate 2,000 boxes of instant noodles and 2,000 boxes of beverages as support, with the possibility of adding more if needed. "To be honest, at first I considered whether we could purchase a batch of instant noodles from Master Kong at factory price, but I didn't expect Master Kong to provide such great support." After securing the supplies, Fengxian was full of motivation. She formed a grassroots charity organization called "Wuhan Has Me" with her friends and began contacting hospitals to inquire about their specific supply needs. Fengxian also took the initiative to create promotional posters and, through layers of connections in her social circle, enabled more hospitals to see the posters and contact her directly with their needs. Fengxian's promotional poster shared via social media Recalling the experiences of these days, Fengxian said the process was much harder than imagined: lack of support from family, the bus team she contacted couldn't operate due to travel restrictions, and hospitals' needs changed at the last minute... But through the stumbling, working hand in hand with Master Kong colleagues and fellow volunteers, when the supplies were finally delivered to the designated hospitals, those hardships and difficulties didn't seem to matter anymore. Seeing medical staff posting pictures of themselves eating instant noodles and drinking beverages on social media, she felt it was all worth it. "There's always a special bond pushing me forward; after finishing, I feel a bit more at ease." If you're not at the center of the storm, you can't see the full picture of the waves. If Fengxian hadn't told this story, we might never have imagined how difficult and tortuous the process was, and what courage they mustered. Although you always say these are trivial matters, although you repeatedly emphasize that these are what you should do, although you don't care about credit... but risking the possibility of infection at any time, under immense pressure coordinating various urgent matters, just to do what you can for the frontline medical staff and for the city you love deeply, hoping that the day we defeat the epidemic will come sooner. But do good deeds, don't ask about the future. Gather small strengths into an ocean, and we will eventually reach the shore of victory. Thank you to all who contributed to fighting this epidemic, and to the Master Kong employees and caring teams who participated in the "Set Sail for Protection, Health is Fortune" anti-epidemic support action. A simple "thank you for your hard work" is not enough to express our true feelings! When everyone works together to overcome difficulties, we can feel our hearts closely connected, and our Master Kong family will be warmer and more harmonious! Come on Wuhan, we must win this battle! Source: Master Kong If your tip is adopted, you will be paid 400-2000 yuan.