Did the "military salute" between firefighters and bus drivers across the zebra crossing move you?

I was moved. Their two careers don't overlap much, but they do in their hearts. It can be seen that bus drivers admire firefighters very much. The behavior of bus drivers shows that they should respect everyone who has paid silently for us, including firefighters.

The bus driver is educating us to be grateful people. The bus driver salutes the firemen across the zebra crossing, and the firemen reciprocate across the zebra crossing. This means that firefighters can't help but salute whenever and wherever they see firefighters. This kind of behavior is like a habit, and this habit is conveying a spirit to us, that is, knowing how to be grateful and thanking everyone in the world who has paid for us.

It is admirable that bus drivers teach us how to think of others, especially policemen and firefighters. Their work is extremely dangerous, but because of them, the society we live in has become very safe. If there were no firefighters and other occupations in this society or the world, then our society could not continue in such a stable and orderly manner. From this, we can understand that their responsibilities are enormous and they are really hard in the task. The bus driver saluted them to tell us to understand their hard work.

The bus driver's behavior is warm. For firefighters, they don't want much, because we can't give anything, but a military salute is still very warm for them, because they just want us to be satisfied with what they have done for us and appreciate what they have done, and a military salute will convey love and warmth to firefighters without exception.

Each of us should learn from firefighters and learn their spirit of serving the people; Each of us should learn from this bus driver, their gratitude to others and their caring actions.