"Climbing mountains and wading to school": Every time on the road, it is a narrow escape.

Recently, CCTV-9 recording channel is showing a documentary: the most dangerous way to go to school. This series will be accompanied by school children from the most marginal areas, starting from their living environment and continuing to show their way to school until they finally reach their goals. It leads the audience on a journey to some of the most unlikely destinations, where students cross the narrow road between survival and curiosity.

The documentary has two seasons and nine episodes, and the complete works can be directly searched in the mile.

The road to school is familiar to us since childhood, but there is no such road. These children face danger almost every day, all for a better life.

Children here walk across the grasslands of Kenya every day. It is difficult to find water on sunny days, but they are in danger of being washed away by rain when it rains. The existence of wild animals such as elephants, African buffaloes and leopards makes danger everywhere.

When the children walk down the hill, they will face a big river that they must cross. They reached the other side of the river with rusty steel cables and iron frames. For children who can't swim, rivers and steel cables hide great dangers.

In the coldest place in the world, the weather is very cold, the average temperature in winter can reach MINUS 40℃, and the winter lasts from 10 until next April. Children who seem to have become accustomed to it are walking alone in the snow.

There is a long waterway that must be crossed here. Almost every day, children need to paddle in the reeds for four hours. Once the boat capsizes, it will be fatal.

This is an endless desert, without any shade, and children have to fight against heat, hunger and even sandstorms all the way.

Young children have a clear division of labor, rowing tattered canoes through complex waterways, and often face the threat of uninvited guests and various toxic animals in the jungle.

In the cold winter, the father and his children rode motorcycles, endured the biting cold wind and drove carefully on icy roads and rivers.

Children who want to go to school need to walk barefoot for seven days in the primitive jungle far away from modern civilization, during which they have to cross large and small rivers to reach the nearest school.

They have to overcome the altitude difference of 1000 meters and climb the steep and rugged hillside step by step. If they are not careful, they may sprain their ankles or even fall off a cliff.

Children have to face poverty since childhood, and they are basically helping their parents at home. In order to seize the opportunity of learning, they have to summon up courage, overcome all fears and difficulties and embark on a dangerous road to study.

Why can you have such great courage?

How can we persist for a long time?

How to overcome loneliness in the journey?

How to think about death in your mind?

The answers to these questions must be unimaginable. Compared with these children, most of us are really too happy.

Yes, everyone who lives up to time will not be disappointed by time.