The little black cat's head is stuck in the warning post, so fire fighting warms the heart and saves people! Are firemen omnipotent in your mind?

Recently, in Changzhou, Jiangsu, a stray kitten accidentally stuck her head on a warning post on the side of the road and couldn't move. Enthusiasts found it and contacted firefighters to rescue it. In the impression of many of us, firefighters' main duty is to put out the fire, but in addition, they will face many special situations, such as the kitten's head getting stuck on a post this time. So gradually, firefighters became the omnipotent representatives in many people's minds. Can they? Heaven? , is it ok? Into the ground? They can do anything, but they will also face a helpless situation.

Although we usually think that the main responsibility of firefighters is to put out fires and rescue natural disasters. But in fact, they also need to participate in daily rescue work, such as road rescue and serving the people, to help people solve some potential safety problems. Because they need to work in all kinds of complicated scenes, they need to have strong physique, exquisite fire fighting business theory and experience and strong psychological quality, so that they can take their time in the face of dangerous environment.

But firemen are not everything. They will also face many problems that they can't solve, and they can't save everyone. And the environment they face is very dangerous, and even their lives will be threatened. But from the moment they became firefighters, they were doomed not to back down. They are a group of brave people who are not afraid of sacrifice. They also need to overcome their fears, stabilize their emotions in the face of people who need help, and even sacrifice themselves in an emergency. They are fearless.

We should pay tribute to the firemen who fought for the people and rescued them from danger. It is because of their existence that we can survive in times of danger. Firefighters can do anything, but they're not, are they? Almighty? Yes, we should be more tolerant of what firefighters can't do.