The catastrophe does not die Zhang Baotong 2016.10.11

I am grateful to many people for surviving, and I am grateful to God. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info Because God has been protecting me, I have been saved from many catastrophes. These experiences make me feel terrified every time I think about them. So, I'm really timid now, I don't dare to ride a speedboat, a roller coaster, a zipline, or even a plane.

The most thrilling thing in my life happened when I was 10 years old, that is, in 1966, when **** began. The school had been closed for a revolution, and I didn't go to school, so I followed my brother all day long. At that time, my brother was in the third year of junior high school and was the leader of the rebels in Miluo County No. 1 Middle School at that time. I don't know where they got some guns and grenades. And boys love these things. One day, they had a meeting in one of the rooms of the school. And I was playing alone on a big bed in the house. I was not playing with a toy, but with a grenade. The grenade had four grenades in its belt. At that time, I opened the lid of the four grenades, hooked the four tabs of the four grenades with four fingers, and played with it all the time. Because I always watched the PLA throw grenades in movies, they bite the fuse with their teeth and then throw them out so that the grenade can explode, but I don't know that this kind of grenade now explodes when the ring is pulled with a finger. I just talked about it and kept playing with grenades. About an hour later, my brother was going out to urinate, and when he turned around and saw that I was having fun with the tabs on the fuses of the four grenades hanging from my four fingers, his face changed color in fright, and he shouted at me, "Put it down!" and I put the grenade on the bed. My brother came up to me and yelled at me, "You don't want to die?" and later, my brother's friends told me that if a grenade exploded, seven or eight people in the room would probably be killed or injured. And we ourselves are afraid that we will be blown to pieces. This was the thing that impressed me the most, and it scared me the most. So, when I think about it now, my heart still beats incessantly. However, I have never been able to figure out that none of the four grenades exploded, God bless me.

Another time was just as dangerous. It was shortly after the grenade incident when I took a box of bullets from my brother's office for a small-caliber rifle. There were about twenty or thirty rounds of ammunition in it. I put a bullet on the concrete floor with a friend in the class, the bullet pointed upward, and then you and I threw the bullet with a rock. As soon as the stone hits the bullet, it makes a loud noise, just like setting off a firecracker, which is fun. Small-caliber rifles can kill people as long as they are within 100 meters. You don't know where the bullet will go, and if it hits us, it can maim or kill you. But we don't know the danger. We were scared when a deflected bullet hit the door and burrowed deep into the wooden door. But by this time, we were almost smashing the box.

But the most distress in my life was in the water. I almost drowned four or five times, but luckily I was saved in a hurry.

The earliest time was when I was three or four years old, when my dad and their engineering office was at the Xiuluoshui Bridge in Pucheng, Shaanxi. At that time, my father had just been transferred from the engineering team to Xi'an Railway Station and died in the line of duty. Therefore, only our family still lives in the cave by Luoqiao. In order to build the piers, the workers built a simple wooden bridge on both sides of the river. One day, all the workers were out of work, and there was no one on the entire construction site. I ran to the wooden bridge to play. Because when workers go to work, the wooden bridge is not allowed to be accessed. The wooden bridge is about half a meter above the water. As I was playing, the fence of the wooden bridge suddenly collapsed and I fell into the river. At that time, there was a lot of water in the river, and the current was very fast. Luckily, there were piers blocking me, and I floated and fell between the piers and the wooden bridge. I grabbed the wooden bridge with my hands, but I couldn't reach it, and before I could grab it, my head sank into the water again. I struggled in the water for two or three minutes, and suddenly, my sister, who was two years older than me, was passing by the bridge for some reason, and when she saw me falling into the water, she picked up a stick from the wooden bridge and stretched it out to me. As I floated up from the water, I grabbed the roots. My sister pulled me to the bridge and grabbed my hand and pulled me up from the water. Thinking about it now, I feel that my sister was sent by God to save me. Because my sister didn't come to save me, I would die.

When I was in junior high school, the school had already started classes, but because I studied engineering and agriculture, the classes were not very good, especially in the afternoon, and the physical education teacher took us to swim almost every day. Miluo, Hunan Province is a land of fish and rice, with many ponds and reservoirs, and the Miluo River is not far from us. At that time, the students didn't have much other activities than to play ball and swim. I don't know how to swim, so I spend a lot of time in the shallow water and learn to play.

Once, the teacher took us for a swim in the Hongqi Reservoir. The teacher designated a shallow area for our students who couldn't swim. So, our non-swimmers learned to swim in the shallow waters, while the teacher took the students who could swim to cross the reservoir. The reservoir is far away, at least three or four thousand meters away. At that time, both teachers and students had a very weak sense of safety. A teacher who takes forty or fifty male and female students to swim in reservoirs and rivers every day is inconceivable now. The teacher led the swimming students to the other side of the reservoir. Those of us who couldn't swim stayed in the shallow water by ourselves. In fact, shallow water is not safe. Because the terrain below the reservoir is not flat. I was walking in shallow water, and suddenly I fell into a deep pit, and the person kept drifting deeper in the deep water. One moment my head sank in the water, and the next I floated on the water. I tried to call for help, but before I could open my mouth, water poured into my nose and mouth. So, I put one arm up on the water and called for help. After about two or three minutes, one of my classmates swam back from a distance on the opposite side, and when he saw me struggling in the water, he swam over and pulled my hand lightly, and led me to the shallow water. It's strange to say, all the students who can swim have followed the teacher across the reservoir, and I don't know why this student came back from swimming alone halfway, as if he had come back to save me. So, I'm very grateful to him. Later, he did something bad, and later the head teacher investigated him, but he told the teacher behind his back that I did it. At that time, several classmates were together, and everyone knew that he did it. Because I was grateful to him, I didn't expose him, but took the blame for him and checked it at the grade assembly. But I didn't hold a grudge against him for that, because he saved my life, and that's more important than anything else.

In my freshman year of high school, this time in the Miluo River, the same thing happened. The teacher asked a few students to mark a safe zone in the river, and also used bamboo poles and red ribbons as markers. I hadn't learned how to swim yet, so I had to learn to swim in the safe zone. However, I fell into a deep pit in the safety zone, and the Miluo River was flowing westward, so as soon as I fell into the deep water, my feet could not touch the ground, and I was slowly carried by the river towards the west. So, I raised my arm to my classmates in the deep water in the distance and asked for help. Just then, one of my classmates swam in the deep water in the distance, and I stretched out my hand to him. He quickly swam over and took me by the hand and slowly brought me to safety.

Another time, I was picking up snails in a shallow pond in the wilderness, and accidentally slipped into a big deep pit, and a classmate happened to pass by the pond and saw me struggling in the water, so he ran over and pulled me up from the puddle. Another time, I wanted to cross the river from a very thick water pipe because the bridge was far away. I wanted to save the hassle, and the tube was thick. And often people walk over the tube. So, I also want to walk over the tube. At first I tried it, and after walking for a long time, I thought it was okay and I wouldn't fall off the tube. So, I walked forward from the tube. But when I got to the middle of the river, it was different. In the middle of the river, not only was it very windy, but the ripples on the surface of the river were constantly shaking. I started to get scared. However, the more frightened I was, the weaker my legs became, and as I walked, I fell from the pipe in the middle of the river. Fortunately, the river is not deep, so it reached my ****. If the river had been deeper, I'd have died. So, I climbed back on the pipe and slowly walked across the river from the pipe.

All of the above thrilling things happened when I was a child and a student, and that was because I was young and ignorant. Later, when I got older, I was very timid, and I was afraid of heights, so I didn't dare to stand on a tall building and look down, so I was far away from the things that were a little dangerous and scared, and even climbed Mount Hua, my classmates went to a scenic spot, and to go to that scenic spot, I had to walk through the very narrow plank road on the edge of the cliff. I didn't go, I stayed on the boardwalk and waited for them. Because I'm afraid that if the plank road collapses, my life will be gone. There is also a ride to go to Henan West Gorge, where you can sit on a chair and slide down the zipway. Almost all of the teachers slid down from the top of the mountain in a sliding chair, but I and the other two female teachers did not dare to sit on the sliding chair, but walked down from the top of the mountain.

However, in July 1994, when I went to the Foping Wildlife Sanctuary for a summer camp, I almost ran into a dangerous situation. That morning, I went with Yang Chief, the conservation section of the reserve, from Sanguanmiao to a place called Lawn. It is about 20 miles from Sanguan Temple to the lawn. Because it had just rained, the grass was very wet and deep. I walked briskly behind Section Chief Yang. When we walked to a large meadow, we felt something soft on our feet. I was immediately startled, knowing that I had stepped on a snake, and immediately jumped into the air. That's when I saw a long snake rustle off my feet. Section Chief Yang told me that what I stepped on was a Qinling belly snake. This snake is very venomous, and if you bite it, it can be easily fatal. He told me that someone had been bitten by the snake at their shelter a few years ago, and that his wounds were treated and taken to the county hospital on a stretcher. However, it took more than half a day just to get out of the reserve, and nearly ten hours had passed by the time he arrived at the county hospital, so the man almost died. Listening to Section Chief Yang's story, I was terrified, and I thought to myself, if I was bitten by that poisonous snake, the consequences would be really unimaginable.

After experiencing so many perilous situations in life, I always feel that my life is great. Not to mention anything else, I have had four or five such dangerous experiences just by falling into the water, but I have been rescued every time. However, how many people in our railway engineering agency have drowned after only one near miss. The eldest son of the neighbor who lived in front of my house drowned in the middle of the summer swimming in the pond. In our primary school, once a teacher took a class of students to the Hongqi Reservoir to swim, and five female students were learning the plot of "Ode to the Dragon River", arm in arm and playing flood fighting, and as a result, all five of them slipped into the deep puddle at once. One of them was rescued, one struggled to climb out of the puddle on his own, and the other three girls drowned alive.

Some people have even been touched by electricity once, or they have died after getting sick, but no matter how many times I have been exposed to electricity and how many times I have encountered danger, I have been able to survive unscathed. Even I felt that it was a miracle. I am a non-believer, but when I think of these things, I always feel that there is a god who cares for me, keeps me out of danger again and again, and blesses me from death.

A person will encounter many dangers and dangers in his life. We really want to thank many people, to those who saved us in need, and to thank God for protecting us at all times. Therefore, we should cherish life and live it well.

Danger and danger will not only give us life experience and feelings, but also make us feel that we have passed by the side of death so many times and will not die, so what other hardships and hardships in life cannot be overcome and overcome? Yes, in my life, since I went to the countryside at the age of 15, I have begun to work hard, work hard, and strive to make progress, because I feel that my life is really not easy, and I should make a difference. (To be continued.) )