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Red Net News reporter Zhang Meng and interns Zhang Yihang and Wang Shiyu reported from Chenzhou

On July 26, Typhoon Gemei hit Lianping Village in Bamianshan Yao Ethnic Township, Zixing City, causing severe geological disasters such as mountain torrents, mudslides and landslides. This rare natural disaster caused serious damage to the road from Lianping Village to Bamianshan Yao Ethnic Township, and Lianping Village was instantly cut off from the outside world.

At 7:00 a.m. on August 1, the work team stationed in Lianping Village, Bamianshan, Zixing City, heard the order and quickly assembled. They set out from the Bamianshan Yao Township Government and resolutely rushed to Lianping Village. In this difficult journey, what kind of unimaginable difficulties and obstacles did they encounter? What touching stories did they leave behind? Red Net Time News reporters took a helicopter and conducted in-depth interviews and reports in Lianping Village, which was cut off from roads, water, electricity, and the Internet, from 14:33 on August 2 to 9:43 on August 3, and got to know these six brave and fearless team members.

The six members of the working group are: Ou Qinghua, director of the Social Law and Ethnic and Religious Affairs Committee of the Zixing CPPCC, Li Xuqiang, deputy director of the Zixing Market Supervision and Administration Bureau, Duan Feida, a staff member of the Zixing Market Supervision and Administration Bureau, Deng Zhenzhong, a staff member of the Zixing Qingjiang Town Government, Yang Zhoulin, a staff member of the Zixing Qingjiang Town Government, and Deng Hao, a staff member of the Bamianshan Yao Township Government. Let us listen to their touching stories with Lianping Village...