How fragile is human nature when nuclear missiles strike?

Hawaii was suddenly alerted to a missile attack.

It took the official 38 minutes to officially declare that it was false news.

But for Hawaiians, this is a matter of life and death.

They are afraid that they will never see their relatives again.

Before Dying, I made a confession: I love you.

13 at 8: 07 am local time, the Hawaii Emergency Management Bureau of the United States issued an emergency alert to local people and tourists through mobile phones: "The US Pacific Fleet Command has detected an incoming missile flying to Hawaii, which will reach land or sea in a few minutes."

And stressed that "this is not an exercise."

In the meantime, people in Hawaii think that the end of the world is coming. While fleeing for their lives, they began to say "the last goodbye" to their relatives and friends through telephone messages or social media.

Tang qi, a Houston anchor who was visiting Hawaii at that time, suddenly received farewell and condolences from his parents. He said, "I'm a little numb because I just took a nap. The first thing I noticed when I woke up was that my father called me nine times, and then my mother's text message told me to hide. She loves me. "

At that time, she didn't know what happened, and she didn't know why her parents were so anxious to say goodbye to her.

She said: "The most frustrating thing is that a few hours later, I realized the pain my mother had experienced in those 38 minutes: she thought I would die alone. No one will comfort me. "

For parents, children have suffered disasters and crises, like a bolt from the blue. They can't wait to go to Hawaii to hug their children and protect them.

Citroen was a father, and his daughter was in Hawaii. When he saw this alarm on the Internet, his heart was broken.

He said: "other family members asked me to check whether this is true first, but at that time, my heart was melted and I was too anxious to think." I only know that my daughter is very dangerous.

I completely collapsed in the restaurant and cried so hard that I could hardly understand the news behind. I thought my daughter would face this disaster alone today and leave me forever. At that time, I wanted to go to Hawaii immediately to be with her. "

Later, when I learned that the alarm was false, Citroen was completely relieved. He posted on Facebook. "Goodbye, I love you. Thank God, it was a mistake or a scam."

When faced with a sudden disaster, we don't know what happened in this world, but only hope that the people we love the most can live.

StephanieWarner lives in Hawaii. After a false alarm, Warner recalled, "Ben, Abby and I were watching TV when I read the text message. After learning this news, we began to use Google to search for answers, but we couldn't find any relevant information. We were all too shocked to react emotionally. Sarah (his wife) sent a photo of Emma (his daughter) to calm me down. "

Warner said:

"I didn't realize what had happened until a few hours later when Sarah and Emma were together. I'm in a state of panic. How to solve this problem? Can they go home? I felt very small and helpless at that time.

After reading a lot of news and online materials, I think this is a reality. It can happen at any time, and there is nothing we can do about it. We can only pray that everything can be controlled. "

In the face of natural and man-made disasters, we humans are insignificant.

At that time, people thought the missile would arrive in Hawaii in a few minutes.

They can't stop this disaster, they can only pray in despair that their families can survive this disaster, and they can only send another message and say "I love you" for the last time.

It turns out that this is an own goal.

On social media, it is more touching than spitting.

"I won't lie, I shed a tear. In today's world, you will never know. These feelings explode wildly, especially in the office. War will break out at any time. Stop hating and love each other. We are all human beings. "

When reading these short messages, I feel cold all over. I was thinking that it lasted for 38 minutes and everyone was warned that it was a false alarm. Imagine what would happen if Kim Jong Il decided to launch a missile because Trump could not remain silent? That's terrible!

This letter broke my heart. What kind of world do we live in that we didn't expect?

Interestingly, when your world is about to evaporate, the people you care about are their relatives, and you are the most important thing you have always known.

I just want to point out that there, then, when everything seems to be lost, we all love each other and miss each other. No matter what we quarrel with, we are different. We will all say I love you and we will miss you.

I can't imagine how they felt at that time-shock, doubt, panic and final acceptance, because they knew there was nothing they could do. Such a terrible experience-they will remember everyone in these 38 minutes.

In this false alarm, each of us saw the love and warmth of the world. Maybe we should, as the current NBA star Carl Anthony Lester said on Twitter, "Every day we should be grateful, seize the time and express your love to the people you love without reservation."

It is not only the Hawaiian missile Oolong that hit our hearts, but also the natural and man-made disasters in China.

10 years ago in the Wenchuan earthquake, there lived a father named Colin Xiang in Shuimo Town, and his children were in Yingxiu Town. After the earthquake, he rushed to the high school, tore open the ruins and found the body of the child Cheng Lei, so he decided to take his son home.

The child has already left, and he only hopes that the child can spend the last night at home.

Life and death are really the furthest distance in the world. Once the person you love most leaves, it will be gone.

During the Wenchuan earthquake, parents were the most admirable. They instinctively protect their children when disasters happen.

A mother knelt on her knees, leaned forward, and put her hands on the ground in a prone position. Her body has been crushed by the collapsed house.

Rescuers found a living baby under her body.

Later, the medical staff found a mobile phone in the bedding that wrapped the baby, with a short message on it: Dear baby, if you are still alive, you must remember that I love you.

Now, it has been 10 years since the Wenchuan earthquake.

People built new buildings on the ruins, and those stories about great love and parting of life and death have always been remembered by us.

We pray that there will be no more missile crises, wars, epidemics, earthquakes or other natural and man-made disasters in the world, because we don't want to experience any place you will go.

Although, I don't know when the disaster will come, please cherish the people in front of you.