20 Tips for a Happy and Safe Spring Festival

Editor's Note

The Spring Festival is coming soon! However, the  epidemic still exists. Therefore, we want to share these 20 tips with you and wish you a happy and safe Spring Festival!

Before returning home, you'd better:

Prepare enough protective equipment such as masks, hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, antigen detection reagents and common drugs. Pay attention that all kinds of alcohol disinfectants are not allowed on high-speed trains, and every traveler can only take one bottle of sanitizer gel no more than 100 milliliters.

Evaluate your health conditions. People who haven't been infected or are in recovery are not advised to take long travels. The elderly, children, people with chronic diseases, pregnant women and other vulnerable people should avoid long trips.

Avoid travelling with symptoms. Antigen or nucleic acid tests should be conducted in time if you have symptoms like a fever. And in that case you should avoid public transportation.

Arrange travels properly. Don't go to areas with high epidemic level.

Choose travel modes and time properly. People are not advised to go to areas with flocking multitudes to reduce possible risks.

Purchase tickets through the Internet. Mobile phones, scanning code and other means of non-contact payments are preferred.

On the way home, you’d better:

Wear a mask correctly all the time.

(1 When you go out, wear an N95/KN95 mask as much as possible and carry one spare mask.

(2 If the mask is out of shape, getting wet or dirty, please replace it with a new one.

Try to keep personal distance and participate in fewer gathering activities.

If you have any chronic disease, please remember to prepare relevant medicine as needed.

Pay attention to hand hygiene and timely disinfect your hands.

If you cough or sneeze, please block it out with paper handkerchief or your elbow.

After returning to hometown, you'd better:

Leave your worn outerwear in a ventilated area.

Try to avoid contact with the elderly in your family or people with underlying illnesses, and personal protection is required when you are in contact with others.

Wear masks when you visit friends and relatives.

Reduce the number of participants in a party and control time when you are having meals and gatherings, and use serving chopsticks and spoons.

Maintain good hygiene habits.

1) Keep on wearing a mask, washing hands regularly, and disinfecting frequently.

2) Live a regular life, get enough sleep, drink more water, and eat more vegetables and fruits.

3) Clean and ventilate your home regularly.

Strengthen self-health monitoring: pay close attention to your own health condition and take care of your families; If you have symptoms such as a fever, dry cough, sore throat or feeling weak, etc., take antigen detection or seek medical treatment promptly.

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Editor:Sirry, Jared, Steve(trainee)

Reviser:Jerry(trainee)

Designer:Neo(trainee)