As a soldier, when someone falls into the water and his water quality is poor, he can only call someone nearby to save him, or try his best to help the drowning person. It's the best chat. Soldiers carry a lot of positive energy and gas fields to be proud of, but you can't sacrifice your precious life just because you are a soldier.
People live well first, and then benefit the people around them. I can't swim, or I'm poor at swimming. If you go down to rescue, you will undoubtedly have another life struggle or be desperate in the water. If you can't save each other, even your own life, how can your family bear it?
When you see someone falling into the water, if the people on the shore are poor in water, don't go into the water to save people. We should think of all feasible ways on the shore, or find people nearby as soon as possible and try our best to help the drowning people. So no one will say what kind of soldier you are even if you don't get into the water. I don't know if I'm right.
In fact, soldiers are no different from ordinary people, just because they have been soldiers, and their quality and education should be better than ordinary people. In the face of life, they must think twice before acting, and don't do useless work, which will cause greater losses. As the saying goes, fire and water are ruthless. Only when you have really experienced this kind of thing will you realize the profound meaning of this sentence.
Finally, what I want to say is that we must pay attention to ways and means when we go into the water to save people. You don't have to go into the water to save people. If you don't get into the water, you are a coward. I'm sorry for my conscience. I tried my best to ensure my life safety first. Call the police at the first time, and then find everything that can be used, such as ropes, long bamboo poles, anything that can float, and empty plastic bottles. Take these things not for yourself, but for people who fall into the water. Only by catching these things can we ensure that we will not be dragged into the water, and then we can drag him back with our strength.
I have seen and heard too many people who put themselves in because they saved people in the water. They fell into the water alone, then went down and didn't come up. I really don't agree with what people often say: all drowning people can swim. It can only be said that swimming is just a self-protection skill, not a rescue skill. At least it won't drag others down when it's critical. Too many people who know how to water are dragged down by those who can't.
So, if you can't swim, no matter what your occupation is, don't go into the water to save people. It's okay to put your hands on the shore and find a way. Don't blame yourself too much. You should also distinguish the situation and do what you can to save people.