I think the society should strongly advocate being brave. However, people should be encouraged to use their own wisdom, rather than just relying on temporary courage or impulse to act rashly. We advocate being brave, because this will protect the rights and interests of all people to the maximum extent. It's hard to imagine what it would be like in a society where there is no courageous act and everyone is silent when they see criminals. What is even more unimaginable is that if everyone walks away alone and hangs high when he or she sees the gangster committing the crime, can he or she expect someone to stand up and help him in such a situation? The media has reported many amazing "coincidences"-an old man heard that someone fell into the sewer, but no one was willing to go down to save people. The old man jumped into the waterway without saying a word and saved the poor child-unexpectedly, the person who was saved turned out to be his grandson. A farmer in Henan went to the market in the morning and saw a car knock a passerby to the ground on the way. The car left in the dust, so did the farmer. A few hours later, when he came home, he found his home crying ... The man who was knocked down by a car turned out to be his father. Because he was sent to the hospital too late, he died after being rescued ... The world is too big and too small. This seemingly impossible "coincidence" sounds like a lie made up by people who are eager to be famous at first, but it is not a lie to convince the ancients that "coincidence is not a book". How many coincidences are there? I think it's definitely more than that. Media reports seem curious, but they are actually expressing a position: saving others means saving yourself, and being cruel to others means being cruel and indifferent to yourself! But cheering for being brave does not mean supporting the courage of ordinary people. Imagine that if you can't swim and don't know the common sense of self-help, you will jump in when you see someone fall into the water. You can't save others, but you want your own life. In other words, although he saved others, he paid the price of his life. Is bravery worth it? A group of gangsters attacked with knives. You have no fighting skills, no special tools, and your brain rushes up. As a result, instead of stopping the crime, you were stabbed or gave your life, and the gangster ran away. Is this "feat" necessary? When a gangster hijacks a plane, you put life and death at risk and fight it with "fearless heroism", resulting in the destruction of the plane and the death of others. Can we praise such a result? ..... Zhang Haishan, a professor of ethics at Sun Yat-sen University, told a story: In the 1960s, in the Junken Farm in Niu Tianyang, Shantou, a coastal hurricane struck one summer, and a group of college students stood arm in arm on the dam to protect the national property, which led to many people's deaths ... At that time, newspapers summarized it as "Niu Tianyang spirit" and widely publicized it. Later, Premier Zhou learned of this situation and criticized it. In the face of irresistible natural forces, this epic feat of "making up your mind, not afraid of sacrifice" and "not afraid of suffering and not afraid of death" is undoubtedly the product of the times. Professor Zhang Haishan from Sun Yat-sen University put forward a point: When personal strength can't stop the crime from continuing, your first choice is not to rush up with your bare hands or even risk your life, but to call the police immediately. Calling the police is also a courageous act worthy of recognition! An organization in Hong Kong once conducted a questionnaire survey on citizens. The topic is: When you meet a group of criminals, what is your first choice? 1, fight, 2, go away, 3, call the police. Most Hong Kong people choose to call the police. After all, the police is a dictatorship tool to crack down on all kinds of criminal activities, and its deterrent effect on criminals is self-evident. Of course, the police are not omnipotent, nor can they be everywhere. If we only rely on the police to maintain social order, there will be many blind spots. So, what should we do when the police can't arrive in time? Relevant experts pointed out that the first choice at this time is still not blindly "rushing up." After all, there is only one life, and many times, unnecessary sacrifice is quite undesirable. We advocate courage, but we should be brave with wisdom! With calmness and wisdom, any arrogance will eventually be subdued. Without sacrifice, there will be a lot of tears and pain!