Shanghai villa fire, mother died after handing over her child. How do you evaluate the mother's behavior?

A villa in Shanghai caused a fire for some unknown reasons. Four lives were killed in the fire, including a mother who was pregnant with her third child, and her eldest daughter was only four years old. At that time, there were eight people living in the villa, but only two people came out, one was the son of the hostess of the villa and the other was the grandmother of the child. At that time, when her neighbors heard the sound and looked out, the flame of the villa had spread to the third floor. He immediately pulled the stairs to help, trying to save the people inside. The mother was struggling to push the child out so that people outside could accept her child, but she couldn't escape because of physical exhaustion. Her behavior really explains the greatness of maternal love.

Finally, the little boy and his grandmother were successfully rescued, but because the people inside were exhausted and could not find a way out, they were all buried in the fire. At that time, I couldn't help crying when I heard that this mother wanted to send her child out despite her very dangerous situation. This is what a mother can do for her children in a crisis. At this time, she is not thinking about her own safety, but what she can do to save her children.

Recently, I went to see a movie called Sheep Without A Shepherd. Second, it's a movie starring Sean, and it's also about the greatness of fatherly love under power. At the beginning, I didn't feel too emotional. I just thought the film was a little too common and frequent. But in the end, the plot took a special turn. In order to save his own children, the father here chose to save him with his own heart, exposing those who used his power to deprive others of their children's lives. Parents' love is also great, because they can sacrifice their lives for us.