Rescuers of China Eastern Airlines flight accidents bow three times a day before leaving the scene. What does this move express?

It has been more than a week since the plane crash of China Eastern Airlines. During this week, many people chose to rush to the scene of the accident in order to search and rescue more people's lives in prime time, which made periodic progress for us. However, rescuers of China Eastern Airlines flight accidents bow three times a day before leaving the scene. Once this news was reported, many people felt sad, so many netizens asked: What did this move express?

I think this action of the rescuers not only reflects the awe of life, but also makes us feel their respect for the scene of the accident. Similarly, their behavior also gave us a deeper understanding of the helplessness when the accident happened. After all, the accident has brought a great impact to many people in China to some extent, and even once affected the sales market of air tickets. After all, in many people's daily lives, airplanes have become their important communication tools, so whether they can handle accidents correctly also affects their choice of airplanes in the future.

Especially for the rescuers at the scene of the accident, they often need to bear more pressure. They not only shoulder the mission of saving lives, but also face the cruelty of the accident scene. Especially when they look for possible signs of life again and again, they find the sadness when no one exists. I believe this is hard for anyone to accept. Behind this accident is not the death of more than 100 people, but the happiness of the family behind this 100 people. Therefore, this also expresses the sadness and helplessness of search and rescue personnel to a certain extent. It is true that human life is very small in the face of accidents, which also brings us a new understanding of life, so we should be able to feel the pain of rescuers and feel helpless.

So I am very grateful to the rescuers for their efforts. It is because of their existence that we can get close to the truth of the accident so quickly.