Many unnamed characters are still fresh in my memory. Before the disaster, the fire chief's politician's heart was exposed. Faced with people who also had the right to be rescued, he ordered the ordinary people near the firefighters to be abandoned, and to rescue the arrogant politicians who were not grateful. The space for helicopter rescue is limited. The politician’s wife hugged the dog and muttered to herself, "Baby, we have it." How ironic and hateful. Colleagues who were not friendly in the week, but pushed the pregnant woman away from the danger at the end of the day, and finally fell freely, which deserved it. In the face of disasters, the deepest nature of mankind is exposed. However, life is not all about these stinky salted fish.
The final farewell scene of the fire chief made me cry dizzy. His "I'm sorry, thank you, I love you" made me feel the deepest love a man buried in his heart, dumb but cute. The respect for life, the enthusiasm for work, and the love for the lover embody the beauty of human nature from all levels. Very touched.
There are many definitions of a hero. It does not necessarily have to sacrifice oneself to redeem others. It can also be a pregnant woman who is willing to help others in times of crisis. It can be a mother who raises college tuition for her son and endures work, or it can be on weekdays. A little cook who is a silly little cook who never abandons his partner at a critical moment, or an old man who encourages his lover to overcome psychological obstacles. A hero does not necessarily have to save the world and save all mankind. A hero can be the giver of the simplest actions in our lives. Because what they save is the soul on which we live.
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