"There are so many candies in front of me all of a sudden. The kindness of strangers is so heartwarming!"
2024-08-19
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During the morning rush hour, in a busy subway station, someone suddenly fainted due to hypoglycemia. Passersby who were originally in a hurry stopped and handed over candy and supplements, and gave hugs and comfort. In this huge city, warm kindness is passed on between strangers...
At around 8 am on August 19, Shen Wenyi, who was taking the subway Line 1 to work as usual, suddenly felt dizzy when he was about to arrive at Dongdan Station. "I usually have anemia, and I have had hypoglycemia several times in the morning before." Feeling that he might have hypoglycemia again, Xiao Shen got off the train and found a place to rest in the station.
But after a while, the dizziness did not ease, Xiao Shen began to sweat all over, and her head became more and more dizzy, so she wanted to go to the bathroom to wash her face and wipe the sweat. But the bathroom at Dongdan subway station is on the platform of Line 5. On the way to the bathroom, Xiao Shen fainted...
"What's wrong? Do you have hypoglycemia?" Soon, Xiao Shen felt a girl in a black skirt squatting down. Then, another girl stopped and took her into her arms. "Don't be afraid!" The girl comforted her softly, and found milk and sugar, and quickly fed them to Xiao Shen.
"Does she have low blood sugar? I have sugar!" "I have sugar here too!"... Then, many passers-by stopped. Although his vision was blurry, Xiao Shen could still hear inquiries from all directions. "Among them, there were aunties, grandfathers... There were probably more than ten different voices. All of a sudden, a lot of sugar was handed to me." Xiao Shen recalled that there was also a young boy who handed over a bottle of special glucose drink, saying that he was a policeman and carried this drink with him out of professional habit. It worked quickly after drinking it.
Candies, glucose and water were placed in Xiaoshen's bag.At this time, two station attendants in the subway station also rushed over with glucose and water, took Xiao Shen from the girl's arms, and said, "We will take care of it, you should go to work quickly, don't delay!" After feeding Xiao Shen half a bottle of glucose, she felt that her breathing was smoother. "Can you walk now? Let us carry you to rest!" Seeing that Xiao Shen's complexion had recovered a little, the station attendant asked attentively. Xiao Shen felt that she could walk by herself, so the two station attendants helped her to the exit of Line 5 and found a chair for her to sit and rest.
After she sat down, the station attendant also kept an eye on her condition, and a volunteer lady kept asking her: "Do you feel better? Do you want to go to the hospital? Is there anyone to pick you up?"... Xiao Shen said that at that time she looked fine, but three or four strangers still stopped to care about her. "One lady handed me two chocolates through the gate, and said that the chocolates had been in the bag for too long and had melted a little, but they were edible, and asked me not to think it was dirty..." At that moment, Xiao Shen's nose was sore and her eyes were red.
After resting for more than half an hour, Xiao Shen felt that she had fully recovered, so she took a taxi and left. When she arrived at the company, she opened her bag and found that she had been filled with a lot of candies, strawberry flavor, coconut flavor, milk flavor, glucose and water... Thinking back to the candies and supplements that everyone had fed her just now, Xiao Shen still felt sweet, and it was sweet all the way to her heart. "Thank you for your help! Beijing is great!" Xiao Shen wanted to say "thank you" to everyone who helped her, but she didn't have time to say it in person.
In the subway, people are rescued for hypoglycemia almost every day. But when the kindness from strangers is passed on to each person who is helped, this real warmth and touching feeling will always be remembered in their hearts.
