1. Fire rescue, always pay attention to the escape route. Everyone should know something about the structure and escape route of the building where he works, studies or lives, and be familiar with the fire-fighting facilities in the building and the methods of self-help and escape. In this way, in case of fire, there is no way out. In an unfamiliar environment, we must pay attention to evacuation routes, safety exits and stairs, so as to escape from the scene as soon as possible at a critical time.

2. Put out small fires to benefit others. When a fire breaks out, if the fire is not big enough to pose a great threat to people, we should make full use of the surrounding fire-fighting equipment, such as fire extinguishers and fire hydrants, to control and put out the small fire. Don't run around screaming in panic, don't ignore others and just "escape" yourself, and don't ignore a small fire and cause great disaster.

3. In case of sudden fire, keep calm and evacuate quickly. In the face of sudden smoke and fire, we must keep calm, quickly judge the dangerous place and safe place, decide the escape mode, and evacuate the dangerous place as soon as possible. Don't blindly follow people, crowd each other and rush about. Only when you calm down can you come up with a good solution.

4. Get out of danger as soon as possible and cherish life. Love money like fire, life is more expensive than money. When you are in danger, it is very important to run away. You must race against time and remember not to be greedy for money.

5. Evacuate quickly and crawl forward. Don't stand when you leave the fire. Don't stand when the smoke is rolling, the sight is unclear and you can't breathe. You should climb on the ground or squat down to find a way to escape.

6. Make good use of this article. Don't get into the elevator and go to a dead end. In case of fire, you can use the safety exits such as stairs, or use the balconies, window sills and skylights of buildings to climb to the surrounding safe places, or slide down the stairs along the protrusions in building structures such as downpipes and lightning wires.