Serving as the leader of Chongqing Expert Guidance Group for TCM Science and Technology Research on the Epidemic Prevention and Control, Li Yanping, an NPC deputy, and vice president of Chongqing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, has her priority in making concerted efforts with more than 20 TCM experts in Chongqing to overcome the difficulty in COVID-19 TCM clinical treatment technology project.
Li Yanping, an NPC deputy and vice president of Chongqing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.
Focusing on both scientific research and clinical treatment, Li has been on the go all the time, from the arrangement of outpatient pre-examination and triage to taking charge of the medical technology department responsible for nucleic acid testing, further to taking the lead in setting up an online consultation platform, answering questions online, and sitting down for consultation offline.
She was engaged in connecting with enterprises, coordinating employment, and recruiting. As soon as the Spring Festival holiday was over, Zhu Mingyue, an NPC deputy and the founder and Chairman of Chongqing Zhubajie Network Technology Co., Ltd., joined hands with the company's over 3,000 employees to go back to work online to help small, medium and micro businesses in the midst of the epidemic.
Zhu Mingyue, an NPC deputy and the founder and Chairman of Chongqing Zhubajie Network Technology.
As a talent sharing platform, Zhubajie Network has a flexible reserve of 14 million people available, which can provide over 1,000 flexible employment services, including design, development, and marketing for enterprises. "COVID-19 has the greatest impact on the medium, small and micro enterprises, and individual businesses. Many enterprises have chosen flexible employment methods. The project responsibility system and package time system have emerged accordingly. Therefore, we seize this opportunity to provide support for medium, small and micro enterprises," noted Zhu Mingyue.
Zhu Mingyue has also got some new insights from this outbreak, "COVID-19 has a great impact on medium, small and micro enterprises and the state should issue safeguard policies in terms of flexible employment, solving financing difficulties and reducing costs to help these enterprises tide over the difficulties."