On December 22, a 4.2-magnitude earthquake struck Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, and other places, and the monitoring of a family recorded the process of parents taking their children to escape. In the video, one child is already asleep in bed, while another child sits on the bed in confusion, watching her mother struggle to take her sister away with the quilt, not knowing what happened.
After a while, Dad ran in from outside the house, and at once dragged his brother out of the bed, and before he could put on his clothes, he ran out in his arms. Only then had my mother picked up her sister and the quilt and was struggling to walk outside the house. It is not difficult to see that my mother is worried about my sister's cold, so I want to take the quilt away together.
Netizens have discussed this:
"If this is really an earthquake of magnitude six or more, will mothers and children still have a chance?" Sometimes, love too deeply, it is easy not to grow a brain, and the harm is in front of you! ”
"Last night I was getting something for the child, the child was asleep, the mobile phone prompted an earthquake but we didn't feel anything at all, I wanted to pick her up, I still can't hold her."
"I think my mother did nothing wrong, such a cold day, too late to get dressed, just clip the quilt to escape." Can't dodge the earthquake, didn't hide from the past and freeze it? ”
From a common sense point of view, the mother's behavior is actually understandable, after all, the weather is too cold, the child's clothes are not worn enough, even if they run out, they may also be seriously ill. However, I do not agree with her approach, because holding such a large quilt, if it is really dangerous, it is difficult to act effectively.
And with so much time wasted on hugging a quilt, it's perfectly possible to grab a few pieces of clothing and flee quickly, which at least saves time and facilitates movement than holding a quilt. Of course, when disaster comes, it is understandable that the head cannot turn for a while, but I hope that everyone can take it as a warning and understand that in times of crisis, we must clearly distinguish priorities.
What do you think?