For drivers, the days of isolation are like experiencing RV life.

The ruthless aspect of the epidemic is that it has slowed down our pace of life and restricted our freedom of movement, but the ruthless aspect lies in the tenacious spirit of man to conquer nature.

As for the questioner’s concern about the driver’s life, I can only reply that drivers can actually overcome these difficulties in a short period of time.

1. The driving space of the truck is sufficient to support the driver’s basic mobility.

For friends who have never driven a truck, they may think that living in a truck for half a month is incredible, but for truck driver friends, such difficulties can be overcome.

Because truck drivers have a wide range of work, they often sleep or live in the car for short periods of time. After all, long-distance transportation cannot be completed in a day or two, so in terms of space, this driver friend You can also maintain basic mobility.

2. The support of the truck wife made this driver friend have no worries about food.

If people want to live in society, food, clothing, housing and transportation are the four most basic elements. For this driver friend, the importance of food is the first. This is the lucky thing. A driver friend has a wife who loves him.

The driver’s wife sent half a month’s worth of food to the driver’s friend at once, which enabled the driver’s friend to make his own food in the truck, thus completely solving the problem of food necessary for survival.

3. Mental needs can only be overcome by the driver friends themselves.

The most terrifying thing about such a restrictive life is undoubtedly the mental pressure. After all, a person living in a small space will inevitably experience a certain amount of mental pressure.

These mental pressures may be a result of loneliness or a bad psychology of being restricted in freedom, but they can only be endured. If the driver’s friend goes home, the consequence may be that the couple will be quarantined together.

Driver friends are unwilling to bring any risks home, and epidemic prevention requirements do not allow it, so we can only hope that such days will pass soon.