A 300-word story about the People’s Liberation Army’s flood relief efforts

Ⅰ Requesting an essay of 300-500 words on flood relief

No one would have expected that May 12, 2008, would be written into history. Seeing the numbers on the time board getting closer to the golden 72 hours for post-earthquake rescue, everyone's heart was in their throats. Everyone is eagerly looking forward to the rescue of one more compatriot, and they are all eager to decompose as soon as possible and save all lives in danger. Prayers, blessings, silence, helping hands, peace, rise - we chanted these words over and over again. The Prime Minister cried, the people cried, and all people with conscience cried.

At this moment, life is above all else, and the only thing we pray for is human life. Only in the face of such a devastating disaster can we appreciate the preciousness of life so deeply. At this stage, the only core of disaster relief is to save people, and no matter how profound "reflection" is, it seems so luxurious at this moment. It is based on the incomparable respect for life that allows us to see and hope for growth in the sense of "rejuvenating the country in times of national crisis."

The greater touching came from the earthquake scene, the self-rescue and mutual rescue of the victims, the active assistance of volunteers, and the heroic struggle of the soldiers. “Kindergarten teachers sacrificed themselves to protect their children from collapsing concrete slabs”, “Doctors from private clinics took out all their medicines to save people”, “Chengdu taxi drivers spontaneously rushed to the disaster area to participate in the rescue”, “Private car owners from other places rushed to the disaster area to participate in transporting and rescuing the injured” , "An entrepreneur from Tangshan chartered a car to organize employees and medical staff to go south overnight", "Mianyang citizens brought food and clothing to express condolences to the victims of the resettlement site"... In the process of earthquake relief, the prototype of the power of civil society organizations has been further developed, and its "natural transparency" "and efficient" is an important supplement to ***'s disaster relief force.

I hope that the passing of life can awaken all those in power and all citizens to respect life. To treat life well is to treat everything well, because everything is originally worthless in front of human life. May the deceased rest in peace, may the living rejoice, and may all lives receive the same respect at all times.

Ⅱ Dandong Flood Relief and Disaster Relief Manuscript for Junior High School 300 words

Eternal Life in Floods - Remembering the cadres of Shiliping Town, Shangnan County, Hu Congbao, Tian Jianfeng, Kong Shaoai, Gong Jihai and Zhou Yinxiangji who sacrificed their lives in flood fighting and disaster relief. Published in the first edition on July 17, 2006. Manuscript author Kong Shaoai, Gong Jihai, Zhou Yinxiang, Jicheng Viewed 131 times At 17:15 on July 3, 2006, "click", the main peak of Xinkailing suddenly rolled over with a loud thunder, and the sky was torn open countless times. The road was bloody, and heavy rain poured down, continuing until 3 pm the next day. The floods raged, the turbid waves emptied, the embankments on both sides of the Tao River were washed away, fertile farmland was submerged, and power, communications, and transportation were interrupted. Shiliping Town in Shangnan County suffered the worst heavy rain in 50 years. Disaster is an order. At the critical moment when people's lives and property were seriously threatened, grassroots cadres such as Hu Congbao and Tian Jianfeng stepped forward. At 7 a.m. on the 4th, the Shiliping Town Party Committee and *** held an emergency meeting of all cadres and arranged for all cadres in the town to quickly go to the hardest-hit village groups to help the masses in emergency rescue and disaster relief. Hu Congbao, 50-year-old deputy director of the town's comprehensive agricultural service center, and Tian Jianfeng, 32-year-old forestry technical cadre and *** member of the Ecological Center, immediately rushed to the disaster relief front line of Hongyan Village and Huaishuping Village in the rain without hesitation and without hesitation. As soon as Hu Congbao rushed to Hongyan Village, he immediately convened a meeting of village cadres to convey the emergency and disaster relief instructions of the town party committee and the ***, understand the disaster situation, learn in detail about the resettlement measures for households whose houses have been demolished and dilapidated houses, house by house, and adopted a team of cadres divided into groups. Measures should be taken to further verify the disaster situation and help the masses with emergency rescue and disaster relief. Then Weng Jian, the village director, went to the ancestral hall team to understand the disaster situation on the spot. At 11:50, the landslide behind Li Weifeng's house in the Taizi Group could no longer withstand the rain, and the slide knocked down the rear eaves of Li Weifeng's three houses. After Hu Congbao heard about it, he rushed to Li Weifeng's house despite the heavy rain and mud, organized the people threatened by the landslide to evacuate as soon as possible, and organized more than 20 people to help transfer their property. He stood next to the landslide that could slide down again at any time, observing carefully and directing rescue operations until all the people and unburied property were safely evacuated.

As soon as Li Weifeng's home was settled, he received a report that the house of Kang Zonggao, a lonely elderly man in Kangjiagou Group, had collapsed. Although the village clerk Su Dianzhong was already at the scene directing the rescue operations, he was still worried and rushed to Kang Zonggao's house. He settled Kang Zonggao at his neighbor Kang Zelin's house and continued to investigate the disaster. When he arrived at the Yangpo Group, he first went to Dang Guangwu and Dang Guangxue, who were threatened by the landslide, and properly transferred the two families of Dang Guangwu and Dang Guangxue to the temporary resettlement site. Wan warned: "Before the danger is eliminated, you must not go home for accommodation or stay; if you really need to go home to pick up things, you must go with more than two people, one person is outside to observe, and the other person goes back to the house to pick up things, so as to minimize the time you stay at home." He also said to the team leader Ruan Banyou, "Organize 6 people and divide them into two shifts. They will search the dangerous buildings every night. If they find one, they will persuade others to evacuate. We must know the whereabouts of each evacuee." After checking the Yangpo team It was already past 1 o'clock at noon, and he didn't care about eating. He went to Yanwan and Niangniang Temple groups to check, and visited the whole village. Jiao Nanwenjia arrived at the agreed meeting point at around 2 p.m. to summarize the disaster situation in the whole village, and worked with the village cadres to study and formulate 6 disaster relief measures: First, adopt a household responsibility system for village cadres and party members to ensure that no one is in a dangerous house. The second is that the leaders of each group report the disaster situation to the village every morning. After the village cadres summarize it, they send a special person to report to the town ***. The third is that the village director Weng Jian and the village clerk Su Dianzhong are responsible for arranging the transfer of households. Food, clothing, housing and other daily life; the fourth is to formulate risk avoidance plans for households with dangerous houses on a door-to-door basis, and the person in charge of the household is responsible for implementing them; the fifth is to organize the masses to repair the Honghuai Highway immediately after the rain stops to ensure the passage of disaster relief vehicles; the sixth is to Each group sets up a disaster relief and rescue commando team composed of 6-8 young and strong laborers to be responsible for the group's disaster inspection and rescue and relief. Hu Congbao asked the clerk Su Dianzhong to write the summary of the disaster situation in the village and 6 measures on paper. He was afraid of getting wet from the rain, so he wrapped it in paper and wrapped it twice with the plastic film of two cigarette boxes before putting it in his own pocket. Looking at the non-stop heavy rain outside the door, Hu Congbao was extremely anxious and urged to eat quickly. Jiao Nanwen looked at Hu Congbao, who was soaked all over, and said distressedly: "Old Hu, it's raining so hard, the Tao River must have swollen, and the roads will be flooded. You can just eat in peace and go again until the rain subsides." Hu Congbao replied. He said: "The phone is out of service now. I have to go back to the town to report the disaster situation in my village to the leaders. Otherwise, it will affect the summary of the disaster situation in the town and the emergency and disaster relief in the town." After Jiao Nanwen's repeated persuasion, Hu Congbao agreed to eat before leaving. Knowing that Hu Congbao could drink two cups of wine, Jiao Nanwen quickly brought out a few dishes and a bottle of wine, hoping to warm up Lao Hu and drive away the cold and dampness, but Hu Congbao said nothing and only ate a few mouthfuls of the food. . Before the meal was served, the rain suddenly started to lighten. Hu Congbao stood up quickly and said, "The rain has stopped. I have to leave. The water will subside when we get to the ditch." After saying that, he hurriedly rode his motorcycle in the rain and headed for the town. On the way, Hu Congbao met Tian Jianfeng who was returning from a disaster relief walk in Huaishuping Village on the other side of the mountain. Old Hu said: "Xiaotian, it's raining and the road is slippery. We happen to have a companion. Let's go back to the town *** together." Hu Congbao and Tian Jianfeng rushed to the Tao River. The flood peak was still roaring, and there was a meter high on the road alone. How deep the flood was. They shook their heads helplessly and returned to the Diaoyuqi group in Lijiawan Village to take shelter from the rain. Soon, a passenger shuttle bus from the county town to Shiliping arrived. There were more than 10 passengers in the bus. They quickly blocked the bus: "The road ahead has been flooded. It is dangerous and cannot go forward." The minibus driver listened. If they asked, they would turn the car around and return to Zhaochuan.