When the Chayang section of the Meida Expressway encountered a sudden landslide, the Rao Yi family of seven in Meizhou, Guangdong Province, was like a "lucky star" and cleverly avoided the disaster. The fate of their family seems to be guarded by a mysterious force, escaping from the "tiger's mouth" of the collapse. And in this crisis, Rao Yi's father-in-law Huang Jiandu has become a "heroic existence".
**"Heroes come out of youth, and it's not bad to be old and strong!" Huang Jiandu, an old man who is over the age of six, showed extraordinary courage and wisdom at a critical moment. Seeing that the vehicle behind him was about to fall into danger, he did not hesitate to climb over the guardrail, go against the road, and even did not hesitate to "kneel" ** in the middle of the fast lane, using his old and determined figure to build a safety barrier for the car behind.
On May 4, Nandu reporters had the honor to communicate face-to-face with the family. Huang Jiandu told us with a smile that he and his family had repaired the damaged vehicle and were preparing to return to Shenzhen on the 5th. His granddaughter, Rao Xinyu, a young girl who is about to enter the second year of junior high school, was excited to tell us that the school had invited her to share this thrilling experience under the national flag.
"My grandfather was my idol, and I admired him for his bravery and selflessness. Rao Xinyu's words were full of admiration and gratitude to his grandfather. She said that this experience made her more aware of the meaning of "responsibility" and "responsibility", and also made her cherish every moment with her family more.
Dear readers, while we are rejoicing in the luck of Rao's family, we should not forget those "unsung heroes" who have silently contributed to protect our safety. They may not have flowery rhetoric and illustrious status, but their actions make us feel endless warmth and strength. Let us pay tribute to these "unsung heroes", and let us always maintain a grateful and kind heart in our ordinary lives.