"Fire Congress" is synonymous with potential training. Specifically, walking barefoot on the charcoal fire road with a high temperature of 600 degrees Celsius will not only hurt your feet, but also fully stimulate people's potential, overcome fear and challenge the "impossible" of life. "Fire Congress" is a potential training course created by absorbing the achievements of many disciplines in the world, such as behavioral psychology, self-help management, neurolinguistics and subconscious theory. The core of the course is to let students participate in activities in person, so that they can see, hear and feel how they break through themselves. The "Fire Conference" originated in the United States and was founded by anthony robbins, the world's number one potential motivator, and later spread to all parts of the world through his disciples. The first person who experienced the "fire meeting" in China was Chen Anzhi, an authoritative scholar on success in China. Thanks to Chen Anzhi's publicity in China, Chinese people took the initiative to study and study the Fire Escape Meeting abroad, which was finally brought into the domestic market and regarded as a classic by many potential inspiring teachers in China. Ironically, Mr. Chen Anzhi himself didn't set up a fire escape potential training class in China, but many disciples came forward to hang up one after another, and the 600-degree fire road was in full swing in the domestic education and training field ... In fact, the fire escape is not magical, which can be explained clearly from a scientific point of view. The chapter "Burning" in junior high school physics textbook is introduced. When the skin encounters burning charcoal, it will quickly form a protective film on the skin surface. This water film prevents direct contact between the skin and charcoal, so the skin will not be burned until the water film is completely evaporated. As long as you master the factors such as "contact time" and "contact surface", it is completely possible for anyone to cross the road with both feet.