We have an old saying in China, "Longer relatives than neighbours," saying that when there is an emergency in the home, relatives from far away are better able to help in a timely and effective manner than neighbours from the other side.
Lin's high-rise building seems to be as close to the neighbors as it was in the past, but is not short of many “good neighbors of China”, and there is one “good neighbor” in Xian City, Shaanxi Province, who has been feeding dogs for more than 20 days during the containment of the epidemic, explaining by his actions what it means to be “unable to keep warm and isolated”.
In the recent period, a second-storey building on the roof of the small south village of Xian, Xianxi Province, an uncle threw objects at the neighbor ' s house across the street every day.
Don't get me wrong. He's not dissatisfied with his neighbor, he's helping him, he's throwing things, he's not dangerous, he's a white-faced bun.
A short time ago, there was a new confirmed case in the small village of South Zhang, where the village was under strict closure, and that day, the sleeping uncle was woken up by the bark of a dog, who looked for it and found it from his neighbor's house next door.
It was only then that he realized that the neighbours had not returned home after the outbreak and assumed that the owner might have been isolated from the village and that the owner did not seem to have enough food for the dog, and that the hungry starlings were starving.
The old man had a lot of dogs, and after seeing a hungry dog, he couldn't keep up with his owner for a while. He's smart enough to figure out how to throw food across the street.
When he threw bones, buns, etc. at the dog, he found out that the buns were the best to throw and that he was the most hungry, he did not bark when he was fed enough, and he kept feeding the dog for 20 days. He also said he would take care of the dog until its owner came home.
His daughter sent a video of him to the dogs in the open, but she had no idea he was on the Internet.