This book uses flesh and blood to measure the boundary between life and death. When the poisonous chemical cloud swallowed up lives, when the iron carcass of the school bus trapped the voices of children, and when the floods overflowed the pulse of the city, the seven team members of the fire station in Anning Development Zone tore off the hero labels and exposed the injured bones of mortals.
The charred medals from the Daxinganling fire scene in 1987 are locked in the drawer of the webmaster Li Jianguo; the roar of "King of Soldiers" Wang Haitao on the training ground conceals the nightmare of failed rescue; and the database of Zhang Haiyan, the clerk at the fire scene, is buried with lovers who died due to information delays. Recruit Zhao Minghui caught a glimpse of his younger brother in school uniform while vomiting at the scene of a car accident; publicist Chen Lan used a picture book to explain to her daughter "why mom always disappears during the alarm"; "pillar" Liu Dazhu controlled the water supply valve while holding his father's medical bill; equipment technician Sun Xiaofeng guarded the buzzer of the equipment on the edge of deafness.
From the bang of the Northern Song Dynasty army patrolling the shop to the whine of modern sirens, they stand on the fault line of five thousand years of firefighting history - holding up the baby with chemically burned palms, cutting the steel curse with hydraulic shears, and writing "still need to hold on" on the psychological evaluation form. This is not a heroic epic, but seven mortal files with band-aids on them, proving that true courage is to still hold on to the water gun after seeing clearly the tragedy in the world.
Well written and very professional