It shows the magical charm of the network, and the magical power of science and technology saves the lives of Finnish college students on the other side of the ocean.
Online Help tells a true story that happened in the Internet age and shows the great role of the Internet. Susan, a college student in Helsinki, Finland, suddenly fell ill in the library and was dying. In an emergency, she sent out a distress message in an online chat room. Thorne, a boy from Denton County, Texas, USA, saw this news and started a rescue thousands of miles away, eventually saving Susan from danger. Rescue is not a new topic, but it is unusual to rescue Wan Li through the Internet. Modern information transmission has played a very important role in the whole rescue process. Reading this story, we should not only see Thorne's enthusiasm and wit, but also see more helpful people. We should pay more attention to the influence of modern information dissemination methods on people's lives. Ask the students to discuss what you know about the network. For example, banks use the internet to deposit and withdraw money from ATMs, post offices use the internet to remit money quickly, doctors use the internet to treat patients at home, and audiences watch performances at home through the internet.
Online help
One afternoon, Mike, an American boy, was roaming in an online chat room.
Near six o'clock, a bold line appeared on the screen: "I can't move, I have difficulty breathing, please help me, Susan."
Susan is a student at a university in Finland. At that time, she was looking for information through the internet in the library. Suddenly, the old disease recurred, my legs burned violently, I couldn't walk, my ribs seemed to be tightly clamped, and I had difficulty breathing. At this time, she is the only one on the whole floor, and the recent phone call can't get through. So, she endured the pain and sent a message for help on the Internet.
Mike asked online, "Where are you?" The answer is "Finland".
At 6 o'clock 10, the telephone of the American emergency rescue center rang. Mike told the center about the emergency. The staff there contacted the relevant parties in Finland and asked Mike for Susan's detailed address.
When Mike asked Susan online, Susan couldn't hold on any longer. It took a long time to answer, "It hurts!" " "
Mike immediately typed it in bold: "Wait a minute! I have called the police for help! " Susan typed out the address with all her last strength.
10 minutes later, the American Emergency Rescue Center got in touch with relevant parties in Finland.
At half past six, Susan on the other side of the ocean was saved.