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A documentary, Long Time No See, Wuhan, 【小题1】 (tell) the stories of 10 families in the Chinese city hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic, was viewed more than 25 million times during its first 24 hours online in June.
The film was directed by Takeuchi Ryo, a Japanese who 【小题2】 (live) in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province for seven years. 【小题3】 a front-line nurse who tried 【小题4】 (encourage) patients by dancing and singing with them, to a restaurant owner 【小题5】 (strive) to keep his establishment open, the people in the documentary have all suffered in their own way. Yet, as the film progresses, the audience finds that a basic thread of resilience binds them together.
One crew member said she was impressed by people’s optimism in the city. After watching an older man swimming across the Yangtze River, she said she is determined to show more people all the good things 【小题6】 (happen) In the city and recommend a visit to Wuhan to her friends.
【小题7】 one scene, Takeuchi is astonished by the manpower brought to bear to build the Leishenshan hospital —more than 7, 000 workers. 【小题8】 (push) the limits of human endurance and engineering skill, they threw up a temporary medical facility for coronavirus patients in only 10 days.
Li Jie, one of the interviewees, had been one of the construction workers. He said he appreciated the extra money he earned, but it was his passion to be part of the remarkable project that kept him 【小题9】 (go).
“During the busiest time, I stayed up three nights and four days,” said Li, who had initially thought it was an impossible mission. He had not counted on the spirit, creativity, energy and unity that would bring it to pass.
“After the pandemic, many of us had a different mindset,” he said. “I realized that earning a lot of money means nothing. 【小题10】 alive is the most important thing.”
