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4月17日,在北京北五环外朝阳区北皋村的北京地坛医院,一间仅有几平方米、墙上贴着“红丝带连着你我他”的宣传标语的房间里,记者见到王克荣,一个体态微胖,脸上有着略显羞涩微笑的中年女性。今年52岁的她,像所有护士一样,散发着一种细致、温和的气质。在王克荣看来,艾滋病就像阴霾一样笼罩不幸的人们,更不幸的是,患者还要遭受病痛之外的分离、歧视、绝望。所幸的是,从1997年艾滋病被公众关注至今,有一些勇敢的先行者用他们的爱和坚持在帮助病痛中挣扎的人们,这其中,就有王克荣的努力。
On April 17, in Beijing Ditan Hospital, Beigao Village, Chaoyang District, Beiwu Huanbei, Beijing, a room with a few square meters and a slogan “The red ribbon attached to you and me,” attached to the wall The reporter saw Wang Kerong, a body slightly fat, his face has a slightly shy smile middle-aged women. At 52, she, like all nurses, exudes a meticulous, gentle temperament. In Wang Ke-rong’s view, AIDS is like a haze shrouded in unfortunate people. Even more unfortunate is that patients are also subject to separation, discrimination and despair beyond their ailments. Fortunately, since 1997 when AIDS was the subject of public concern, there are some brave pioneers who, with their love and persistence in helping struggling people, have Wang Kerong’s efforts.