Oct 26 2020

Facing Danger

Decades ago, an expedition team of seven persons went to a high snow mountain for search of scientist knowledge. On their way back, a avalanche happened, six person dead, one alive. People congratulated this lucky one to be survive. But, he said that it was not entirely luck, it still had something from his wisdom.
The situation was that when avalanche happened everybody ran blindly to any direction, but he himself stood unmoved, looking up the spot of avalanche. Then he ran to the direction where only small stones of snow spread down. Plus luck, he was alive.
This can be an example to our daily life. We may go to see football game and when the game creates some disturbance of any kind, do not move, but stay on your seat and see clearly. Where is good for your safety. There are so many kinds of examples which you have to judge by yourself.
Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of England in the Second World War, said that when you met dangers, keep calm first and decide what you should do.