In the face of disaster, first of all, we should keep calm and never panic. Calmly analyze the fire and find the safest escape route and method: when passing through the flame zone, it is best to wet the clothes with water, or wrap the whole body with a wet blanket, or wrap the exposed parts such as the head with wet clothes; In case the clothes catch fire, don't run with the fire. You should roll around and put out the fire. If the fire is above your own floor, flee downstairs until you reach a safe place; If the fire floor is located below your own floor, and the fire and smoke have blocked the way to escape downwards, then you should escape upstairs as soon as possible. If all the safe passages are cut off, the only choice at this time is to retreat to the relatively safe bathroom, and immediately close the doors and windows, plug the gaps, unscrew all the faucets, and drain the water, especially the water in the bathtub, so as to keep more water all the time. On the one hand, it is convenient to pour water on the doors and windows to cool down. On the other hand, when the fire develops to the bathroom, you can temporarily hide in the bathtub. Some things must be paid attention to. In case of fire, never take the elevator!

As the old saying goes, "everything is established in advance, and it is abolished if it is not planned." Perhaps, we will never use this knowledge of escape, but if we encounter it in the future, it will play a key role and save precious lives. In that tragic earthquake, the students in Sangzao Middle School didn't panic. Under the command of the teachers, all the students evacuated quickly according to the scheduled evacuation plan. In this earthquake, they all moved to safety, and no one was killed or injured. Because they organize similar exercises every six months, because they have the ability to save themselves at critical moments. Imagine what a disaster it would be if they didn't know this knowledge and didn't train! I can't help thinking of our neighbor, Japan, a country with frequent earthquakes. Frequent earthquakes have accumulated enough experience for the Japanese. They conveyed safety awareness to all citizens through TV media to minimize the losses caused by the earthquake. These disasters always remind everyone of us, not only earthquakes and fires, but also tsunamis and thunderstorms. When disaster comes, how to try to escape calmly and rationally is what everyone should do. Even a small whistle will help us in times of crisis and bring us hope of survival. After all, there is only one life, so cherish it.