In the apocalypse of natural disasters, ordinary people can still live wonderfully

Base cards are currently divided into two levels.

One is the temporary base card that is now being issued to refugees.

With this base card, you can clearly prove that you live here in the cabin.

If you buy or rent a house within the base, the base card will change to a different color.

The base will have many doors in the future, and you will need to swipe your base card when entering or exiting each door of the base.

Card swiping devices are now installed on the two doors inside and outside the cabin. As long as you move in today and want to enter or exit the base, you need to swipe your card to pass.

Because the base card is extremely important, it is people's pass in the base. In order to prevent everyone from losing it, everyone is also given a card case and lanyard when the card is issued.

The bright red, yellow and green lanyards were immediately hung around the necks of those who received them.

There were confused faces. The moment they entered the gate of the base, when they saw the neat and tall cabins, the ground hardened by cement, the clean workbench, and the neatly dressed staff, the slightest hint of confusion appeared on their faces. hope.

They were dressed in tattered luggage, with faces mixed with dirt, but paired with pairs of hopeful eyes and brightly colored lanyards that were obviously out of place, creating a strange and sad scene.

A mixture of despair and hope.

Those who receive the base card will enter the next workbench.

Check your bag.

Yes, check your bags.

Everyone who comes in needs to cooperate in checking their bags.

Dirty, smelly, rotten bedding and clothes are not allowed to be brought in.

There were some doubters, but when they saw that everyone had a brand-new bedding, and two sets of clothes, including underwear, short-sleeved shorts, and long trousers, everyone happily threw away what they had brought, which was already tattered. Terrible luggage.

As for the other materials in the luggage, the food was kept for yourself, but the weapons were all recycled.

The staff took photos to make a book. You took a photo with your weapons, and then watched the staff pack your weapons for you.

As long as you are at the base for a day, these things are not allowed into the base.

If you are leaving, you can collect it from a member of staff.

After collecting your luggage, you will be taken directly to the entrance of the bathhouse, and the staff will swipe your card to let people in one by one.

All the dirty, smelly, and rotten clothes on your body will be taken away. After taking a shower, you will come out wearing freshly made clothes.

A bathhouse is that kind of public bathhouse, with a whole row of shower heads that can release water by pulling the faucet, and there is no shelter in the middle.

The water is filtered and the hot water is heated by solar energy. Hot water can be continuously supplied 24 hours a day under extreme sunlight.

Under each faucet, there is a stainless steel cage with a bottle of shampoo and body wash locked inside.

People can press to access, but not take away.

If people were just happy when they were given clothes and bedding before, now they are just taking people to take a shower, and everyone is ecstatic.

How many people haven’t had a shower in years?

Let alone taking a bath, how many people don’t even have enough water to drink.

But now, the precious water can be used for bathing.

We all come from good times. Taking a bath, which was a common thing in the past, is now as easy as having a full meal, which can easily make people burst into tears.

The people who stripped off their clothes at the entrance of the bathhouse rushed towards the faucet like a flock of sheep just out of the sheephouse, holding the toiletries handed out to everyone by the staff at the entrance of the bathhouse.

Warm water flows from the shower head, and the ecstatic people raise their heads and use their faces and bodies to welcome the sloping downward flow of the water.

Some people laughed while being drenched, while others cried while being drenched.

These past few years have been so difficult.

It’s so hard for people to think that the world is like this and will never get better.

I didn’t expect that we would have such an opportunity to live a normal life. How could people not be excited and ecstatic!

After taking a shower, I changed into uniform labor protection clothing, put a uniform quilt on my back, and carried my own toiletries and daily necessities. The originally lifeless person couldn't help but raise his chest, abdomen, and head.

At this moment, I feel like I am a human again.

After coming out of the bathhouse, the staff waiting outside the door will take everyone to their own beds in the cabin.

You also need to swipe your card to enter the shelter.

Once the people are sent to the cabin, the whole process is over.

People who were originally homeless began to settle down in Base 11.

Everyone who enters the cabin will be gently told: "You currently have 10 points in your points card. You can eat in the canteen next door."

If the previous series of actions only made everyone feel hope, then the current announcement really made everyone feel at ease.

There is food!

The people who put down the bedding immediately went to the canteen next to the cabin together.

Before you even walked in, you could already smell the aroma of the food.

It's rice, steamed buns, and the smell of meat.

Everyone couldn't bear it anymore and ran into the cafeteria.

There are no tables and chairs for eating in the canteen, only a large row of pots and stoves, and in front of the pots and stoves is a long row of stainless steel dining tables.

After the chefs prepare the meal on the stove, they directly carry the large basin to the dining table in front. The large stainless steel spoon, the large stainless steel basin, and the large stainless steel dining table are the food outlets in the canteen.

Here, one point can buy a large lunch box of stew with potatoes, cabbage, and large meat slices.

One point can buy a large lunch box of rice, or 5 steamed buns.

In other words, you only need two points. As long as you are not a big eater, you can definitely eat to your heart’s content here.

When everyone saw that they could get so many meals with just 2 points, they were so excited.

In the prosperous times, such food would not be eaten every day even on the construction site. After all, there is not much oil and water.

But after six years of natural disasters, how many people have had nothing to eat?

How many people have eaten anything dirty, smelly or rotten?

How many people, in every painful moment when they are hungry and scratching their hearts and livers, have not thought about breaking through the bottom line of human beings and showing their fangs to the similar people around them?

Now, when I can eat such a simple but normal meal, and still eat until I am full, such a moment can be interpreted as more than just happiness.

After asking about the rules of eating, many people ran back immediately, took out their own dining furniture, including pots, basins, and bowls, from their luggage, and then ran back quickly.

When they saw the canteen chef pouring a large lunch box of vegetables and rice into their own tableware, people hugged the rice, laughed and cried.

Scenes like this are so contagious.

More and more people were crying in the entire cafeteria, and even the master chef who served the rice wiped away tears.

It’s so difficult, it’s been so difficult these past few years!

Those who have not endured it are all left in the past, but those who have endured it are all wounded in their bodies and minds.