我想，这个春节大家一定过得“憋得慌”，估计连平时最喜欢宅在家里的同学都有点呆不住了。原本是阖家团圆、热热闹闹的节日气氛，却被一场突如其来的新型冠状病毒疫情破坏了，我们不能出门游玩，不能走亲访友，不能外出聚餐，只能安守家中，为抗击疫情尽我们每一个人的职责。在这里，我想和所有同学老师说一声“谢谢”，谢谢你们保护好了自己。新闻每天更新的疫情报告，变化的不只是数据，是每一个活生生的人。而每一个人背后又是一个个鲜活的家庭，这些数字的跳动牵动着我们所有人的心。我相信南外高中的学子们一定心系前线，情关家国。同时也有不少同学为奋战在疫情前线的人员焦灼忧心却深感无能为力，帮不上什么忙。请大家不要认为自己是普通学子，没办法为当下的战“疫”有所贡献。国家有难的时候，做好自己的本分，就是贡献。你们保护好自己，就是保护了身边的人，保护了一线的医生和护士，谢谢你们。
I think this Spring Festival must have been a "panic". I guess even the students who like to stay at home most can't stay. A novel coronavirus epidemic that was originally reunited and bustling, was destroyed by a sudden outbreak of a new coronavirus. We could not go out to play, not to visit relatives and friends, to go out to dinner, to keep our family in the fight against epidemic situation and to do our duty. Here, I want to say "thank you" to all my classmates and teachers. Thank you for protecting yourself. The news updates the epidemic report every day. It's not just the data that changes, it's every living person. And behind everyone is a living family. The beating of these numbers affects the hearts of all of us. I believe that the students of nanwai high school must be concerned about the front line and the country. At the same time, many students were worried about the people who were fighting in the front line of the epidemic, but they felt powerless and could not help. Please don't think that you are ordinary students. You can't contribute to the current war. When a country is in trouble, to do its part well is to contribute. To protect yourself is to protect the people around you and the doctors and nurses on the front line. Thank you.
目前，这场疫情防控阻击战形势仍然严峻。请同学们和家人一起做好疫情防护工作，非紧急情况避免外出，尽量不去人员密集的场所，不参与人员聚集性活动，规律生活，健康作息。此刻，我们呆得有点烦闷焦躁的家，是很多前线人员想回而不能回的家。在这个牵动着所有国人心的春天里，我们每一个人都无法置身事外。同时，这场疫情，也是对我们每个人的教育。唯有正视这样的经历，在困境中汲取教训成长，才不辜负这样一场代价沉痛的历练。面对这场不期而至的“人生大课”，我有一些思索想和同学们分享。
At present, the situation of the prevention and control of the epidemic is still severe. Please do a good job of epidemic prevention together with your family, avoid going out in non emergency situations, try not to go to densely populated places, do not participate in personnel gathering activities, live a regular and healthy life. At this moment, we are staying in a home that is a little bit boring and anxious. It is the home that many front-line personnel want to go back but can't. In this spring, which affects the hearts and minds of all countries, each of us can't stand out. At the same time, this epidemic is also an education for each of us. Only by facing up to such experience and learning from difficulties can we live up to such a painful experience. In the face of this unexpected "life lesson", I have some thoughts to share with my classmates.
