In the face of devastating floods in Zhuozhou city, North China's Hebei province, volunteer Zhao Zhansheng has won hearts online with his selfless act of offering free meals to affected residents and rescuers.
In a video posted on social media platform, Zhao skillfully prepared hand-pulled huimian noodles (literally braised noodles), a local specialty of his hometown, right on the streets. He invited local residents and rescuers passing by to have a meal.
据上游新闻，这名志愿者名为赵占胜，43岁的他是河南洛阳汝阳县红十字会神鹰救援大队保障部部长，曾多次参与救援活动。
8月1日，赵占胜和神鹰救援大队的伙伴们从河南出发，驰援遭遇水灾的涿州。8月2日，他和其他队员到达涿州，主要是救人外加提供保障。
Zhao, 43, is a dedicated member of the Shenying rescue team, a civil relief unit in Luoyang city, Central China's Henan province. On Wednesday morning, he and his companions arrived in flood-stricken Zhuozhou to help with flood relief efforts in the aftermath of Typhoon Doksuri.
"Please let the kids who haven't had breakfast this morning eat first, then the rescuers and the local fellows. Don't worry. We have plenty of food. Anyone who comes to my stand can have a bowl of hot noodles today," Zhao yelled to the crowd gathering around.
The video went viral and touched hundreds of millions citizen's hearts.
"Despite their great losses, many locals joined me in preparing the meals. I'm grateful for their support as well," Zhao said.
"My other team members are busy with rescuing stranded people and they worked even harder than me. My role is to provide support," Zhao in response to overwhelming praise.
▌强降雨已造成河北220多万人受灾
来源：新华社 中国日报网 上游新闻 人民网 大象新闻等
