There was a spring outing. When we went down the mountain, the roadside was overgrown with dead branches and weeds. At that time, I thought that this was a huge safety hazard. A spark, or even a little focus of a wine bottle fragment under the scorching sun, could become a source of ignition. Recently, I was shocked to hear the deeds of Liangshan firefighters who died in the line of duty. Combined with the film's true portrayal of forest firefighters, I finally got a solid understanding of the firefighters, and the concept of heroes became concrete.
The film focuses on the daily life of firefighters from a stormtrooper as an entry point. Work, life, and emotions can be described as comprehensive, and several fire rescues are also near misses. But this is the profession, you never know which of his "see you back" may be the last goodbye, and a dinner appointment will become a permanent wait.
Plans can't keep up with the changes are most appropriate here. When danger comes, a change in wind direction and wind force may be a disaster. At the last moment, there are no heroic shots, no deliberate sadness, but only cruel reality. When the survivors face the family members of the deceased, in such a simple and silent shot, real and delicate emotions spew out.
Firefighters are great, and the families of heroes are even greater. It is their silent and selfless support that gives this profession its true flesh and blood.
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