To prepare for the complicated developments of the flu epidemic caused by the new coronavirus (nCoV), the Chinese government decided to race against time to build two field hospitals with a capacity of more than 1,000 beds.
At 3 a.m. on January 28, there were 790,000 people watching the live video broadcast from the construction site of Lei Than Son Hospital at the same time.
In contrast to the monotonous image content, the comment area is quite vibrant.
On the 28th, the number of people watching the broadcast continued to increase.
At the highest point, the number of people watching the broadcast about Hoa Than Son hospital construction site reached more than 27 million.
To solve the shortage of medical resources and the problem of cross-infection between patients and medical staff, Wuhan City began construction of Vulcan Mountain Hospital and Lei Shenshan Hospital on January 23 and 25.
According to the Wuhan city government, the establishment of these two special hospitals is aimed at disease prevention and is considered one of the core measures.
Currently, more than 3,000 workers are working continuously at each construction site, day and night in three different shifts.
The Chinese government plans to build two more hospitals in the neighboring cities of Huanggang and Zhengzhou.
Shared on the social network Weibo, the live broadcast from the construction site of two hospitals has spread rapidly.
According to experts, in addition to transmitting information and meeting the visual aesthetic needs of viewers, one of the most important things about the above video streams is to provide social network users with a so-called
Specifically, with the live broadcast of the construction site of Hoa Than Son and Loi Than Son hospitals, Chinese netizens have gradually formed a new ritual.
For elements that often appear in videos, audiences also started naming them.
Along with that is the appearance of different types of comments such as idioms, poetry, chants… Everything makes this `imagined community` more real, more vibrant, less
Refer to iFeng