The first half of the movie was a bit bland, but after watching it, I had some understanding of the American fire protection system, and I also fully portrayed the characteristics of several main characters. The scene of the firefighting in the second half was very shocking. There were only a few small bushes on the bare ground, but the wind was strong and dry, and it was terrifying to burn. Due to the sudden change in the wind direction, the firefighters were too late to do protective isolation... I always thought they would survive, but the result... so true.... It stopped abruptly, just right, without danger, without rhetoric. Thinking of the recent forest fire in Muli County, Sichuan, 30 lives, including 27 firefighters, if the stories behind them were made into a movie, it would be equally touching and sad. In that situation, courage is not the first, professional training quality is king. Likewise, in urban fires, the same is true. This kind of film must be real, and the audience can learn the knowledge of self-help, rather than just praise heroes with this kind of theme. However, in peacetime, those who sacrificed for public affairs are all heroes worthy of respect.
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