People get an electric shock when they touch the power supply. Due to poor insulation, the human body becomes a conductor between two different potentials. Potential difference-that is, voltage is the bane.
That's a good answer In the 1980s, people were exposed to the broadcast bus, which was life-threatening. As for the feeling of electric shock, my mind is full of the roar of the machine, just like the motor sound when the car just started. Hold the wire tightly with both hands and keep your feet back until the wire slips from your hands. After falling, people are weak and afraid of the wires they just got rid of.