Taking wedding photos on the rails, isn't life even as good as a beautiful photo?

1. There is no concept of life safety, ignorance and fearlessness. The incident of these four women taking wedding photos on the railway tracks made people feel scared and frightened. In the final analysis, it is the ignorance and stupidity of the four women and photographers. If a train suddenly comes on the track while taking pictures, the lives of these five people will be taken away by the train.

Fortunately, they escaped the danger of losing their lives. But if the train comes, they may do something stupid that they will regret for life.

It's just a picture. Is it really necessary to trade your life for it? Do you know that the tracks are not dangerous, or do you just think that as long as the photos look good? Life is used to take pictures? This is no joke. No one will pay for your ignorance and fearlessness, and no one can save your life.

The so-called ignorant fearless, this sentence does not lose its truth. The more ignorant you are, the more stupid you will be, and the stupid thing you do is likely to regret for a lifetime.

There is only one life, and we should all cherish it. Of course, it is very foolish to exchange our lives for a beautiful photo. We are all adults, but we need to be reminded. As an adult, you should do your duty, not cause trouble to others. Life is really precious, and we should cherish it, instead of narrowly avoiding the arrival of the train every time. Not every time you can get away with it, this kind of behavior is very annoying, making people feel speechless and hateful. This behavior of ignoring or even risking one's life for a beautiful photo should be severely criticized, on the one hand, to teach these people a profound lesson, on the other hand, to warn others not to make the same low-level mistakes again.

Life is really precious. We should take life very seriously, instead of using it as a tool to play with. To do and cherish will always be our life creed. I hope everyone can regard life as an extremely precious thing, cherish and cherish it.