The firefighters covering the hands of a trapped Yunnan man to keep him warm. What can we learn from dedicated firefighters?

On December 14, 2020, an electric power construction worker accidentally fell into a valley in Weixin County, Zhaotong City, Yunnan Province and was in urgent need of rescue. After arriving at the scene, rescuers from the Weixin County Fire Rescue Brigade found that the trapped persons were located about 10 meters away from the road. The valley had a steep slope, many weeds, and the road was rugged and slippery. Due to the violent impact, the trapped person's waist was fractured, and his legs and hands were unable to move due to long-term squeezing. In addition, the weather was severely cold. Fire rescue personnel patiently comforted the trapped person and helped him cover his hands to keep warm. ?

Firemen refer to members of disaster relief and rescue groups established by the government or civil society. They are usually departments established by a country to specialize in fire extinguishing and rescue matters. They are the station Occupations on the front line of disaster relief and life-saving. Its main duties are fire fighting and rescue services, but it also participates in other rescue work. As a special rescue profession, firefighters often need to undergo special physical, skill and psychological quality training to ensure that they have special physical, skill and psychological quality requirements. If life is a sublimation of life, then we will no longer cherish it; if death is a way of loss, then we will no longer despise its significance. Fear of death and loss are common weaknesses of human beings. However, we will never be able to see the smiles of the 21 firefighters who died in the Hengyang fire. Aren't they afraid of death and losing their lives? No! They are facing such acute problems! However, in their opinion, what is more important than life is their responsibilities, the responsibilities of being a firefighter. For the safety of the masses, they are willing to sacrifice their lives, and for the benefit of the masses, they are willing to sacrifice their youth. If an order is just a casual joke, then we will no longer obey it; if a duty is just a verbal promise, then we will no longer value its existence. This kind of self-dedication of firefighters is something we should learn from.