On January 1, a major earthquake struck Japan. It's hard to say how many levels there are. After all, the Japanese media has changed it back and forth, and it has completely drowned that real number in many reports.
The impact of this earthquake on Japan is quite large. Not only did the earthquake cause a large tsunami, but it was even accompanied by fires, which made the earthquake even worse in Japan. So far, 48 people have been killed in the earthquake. (The number of deaths counted by the Ishikawa Prefectural Government of Japan at 15:30 on January 2)
In fact, the day before the earthquake, netizens in Japan photographed the clouds of "earthquake clouds". Although some experts say that this seismic cloud is not directly related to earthquakes. However, it is undeniable that similar seismic clouds have been photographed before earthquakes occur in many places. These two may be considered coincidences, and more than two times can prove that there is a certain subtle relationship.
Experts believe that the "earthquake cloud" can be trusted by the public because of the psychological needs of the public. When people encounter a major disaster such as an earthquake, they repeatedly recall the details that preceded the event and tend to think that these details are "rare and abnormal".
Before this earthquake, the Japanese photographed a large number of flocks of small birds flying through the sky. They must have sensed something in advance and are trying to fly elsewhere, which is what we call "running for their lives".
In addition, the Japanese also photographed that before the earthquake occurred, the rivers in Japan underwent abnormal changes, and the water suddenly swayed from side to side, and the amplitude was very large. This is also a hint that an earthquake is coming.
Also, when the earthquake is about to come, some of the ground in Japan can clearly be seen undulating, and the bricks on the ground are all jacked up, which means that the earth's crust is moving.
All indications are that something particularly unusual will happen before the earthquake strikes. But I don't know if these things are ignored by the Japanese, or if they have become Xi to it. After all, Japan is an earthquake-prone country, and earthquakes are no longer unusual. And the first lesson they learned when they were born was to practice Xi how to protect themselves in an earthquake.
However, it is surprising to see how calm the Japanese are. Things in the house have fallen everywhere, and the house is shaky, but the Japanese are still very calm and take videos inside the house, as if the earthquake has nothing to do with him. Is this what we say, don't panic, do you have a circle of friends in advance?
Coincidentally, some Japanese people not only do not run, but also watch earthquake reports with relish in their shaking houses. It seems that they really responded to that sentence, Xiao Zhen didn't have to run, and Big Zhen couldn't run, so they chose not to run.
However, these Japanese people who can calmly play with their mobile phones and watch TV in a shaky house should be some places far away from the epicenter, and although they are in places where they also feel a strong earthquake, they are no longer surprised. As long as it is not the epicenter, they all seem unusually calm. Those who are in the epicenter will appear more panicked.
Japan is a country that is prone to earthquakes, and the psychological quality of the Japanese people at the time of the earthquake is really strong. In other countries, if there is a big earthquake, people may immediately run out to take shelter, but the Japanese are not the same. This is really one side of the water and soil to support the other side, and there are many earthquakes, just like eating and drinking without feeling.