In daily life, we often encounter dangers and grow up healthily away from them. Next, let me give two examples.
A primary school student went to a construction site to play. When he saw several steel pipes piled up in the construction site, he played hide-and-seek curiously. When he was jumping back and forth in the steel pipe alone, suddenly there was a strange sound, and he quickly ran out of the pipe. At this time, the steel pipe has slipped, the pupil is pressed to the lower abdomen by a steel pipe, and the intestines flow out on the spot, not saving people. After being sent to the hospital for rescue, he once woke up and told his parents about this experience intermittently, and then fell into a coma. Two days later, he closed his eyes forever. How sad it is that a teenage boy left us forever.
In a kindergarten, a child quietly entered the kindergarten with an adult lighter. At noon, other children gradually entered the dream fragrance, but the children quietly played with lighters under the bed. Suddenly, the baby's little hand trembled, and the flame burned a big hole in the quilt. Suddenly, there was a burning smell in the quilt. At this time, the nurse smelled the smell of burning, quickly opened the children's nests and looked for them one by one. Finally, she found the children with a lighter, and a disaster was fortunately avoided.
After listening to these two thrilling examples, do you already feel how terrible the danger is? So for our own safety, we must do the following:
Cross the road and take the zebra crossing. If there is no zebra crossing, take the side. Do not bring firecrackers, lighters and other flammable items into school or carry them with you. You can't run to the construction site or play on the road. Don't stand on the balcony with a stool to dry and collect clothes. Don't lean out of the balcony or window. When the wind and rain suddenly hit, don't set up a stool to close the window, let alone stand on the windowsill to close the window. When it rains, you can't take shelter from the rain under the big tree or in the high gazebo. It is safe to shelter from the rain where there are lightning rods.
In short, we should always pay attention to safety in life, on campus, in activities and on the road. Cherish life, stay away from danger and grow up healthily!