【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

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[The officer on the Titanic who allowed women and children to board the lifeboat first]

[After that, I personally experienced two wars]

[The story was even filmed in "Dunkirk"]

[In the end, he lived to be 78 years old and died]

【Charles Lightoller】

[This man stood in front of all the men on the Titanic and saved most of the women and children on board by himself]

[The second mate finally decided to stay on the ship and sank with it]

[After the boat was silenced, he was lucky enough to be rescued on a capsized boat and waited for rescue]

[After experiencing such a life-and-death event, most people may have a shadow over the sea for the rest of their lives.]

But he doesn't

[He later joined the navy as a destroyer captain responsible for escorting merchant ships]

[Once he discovered an enemy submarine on board]

[Knowing that their shells are useless against submarines]

[Without saying a word, he ordered his men to drive the boat over and sink the submarine]

[The decisive submarine had no time to react before it was hit and sunk]

[His boat was also lucky, as it managed to return even though the cabin was hit and leaking.]

[After he retired, he usually liked to run an inn and drive his modified boat]

[When the next war came, his ship was requisitioned]

[Going to the front line to rescue the wounded who fell into the water]

[He was very angry, wondering why the navy only wanted ships but not him as the one who drove them]

[He was already 66 years old and refused to admit his age. He drove his own boat and rescued more than 13 people in the midst of the bombing.]

[And it was this story that was filmed into "Dunkirk"]

[He actually has five other children, all five of whom joined the army]

[But unfortunately two of them died, and one of them was the pilot's son who taught him how to avoid bombing on the sea.]

[How can someone's life be so eventful?]

"It's not lived in vain! It's really not lived in vain! It's a wonderful life! This is what other people call life! Mine is just eating and waiting to die [covering face]"

"The word 'magnificent' to describe the sea is really suitable for him."

"Sure enough...When God is about to bestow a great responsibility on a man, he must first make his mind and will suffer, his muscles and bones tired, his body hungry and empty, and his actions frustrated, so as to move his heart and harden his nature, and increase his ability to do what he could not do before. [tears running][tears running][tears running][tears running]"

"Charles Herbert Cattrall, the highest-ranking survivor on the Titanic, a dark legend in human maritime history, the destroyer of sailing ships, the bombarder of Sydney, a Thanos-level sea Ram, a magnet for shipwrecks with outstanding achievements. Before boarding the Titanic, any ship he served as a sailor on would sink, or at worst, return to Hong Kong for major repairs after an accident.

I suggest you watch the 70th episode of Little John Khan’s Hardcore Ruthless Man. This guy’s life is really too eventful. He personally witnessed the transformation of human navigation history from the sailing age to the steam-powered ships [cover face][cover face][cover face]”

"That's what it means that what doesn't kill me will make me stronger"

The people under the sky were all amazed at the legendary life experience of the lucky man in the video. If they could live half as wonderfully as him, then their life would not be lived in vain.

Han Dynasty.

Huo Qubing, who was only seventeen or eighteen years old and still in the prime of his youth, looked at the soldier on the sky who had a life full of ups and downs. In his eyes, he was not only envious but also excited about the young man's passion for the battlefield.

I want to join the army in the future, and have such a legendary experience on the battlefield to create the glory of a Han man.

Apart from some people who envy him, some ordinary people who are willing to live an ordinary life prefer a safe and stable life to this adventurous life experience.

Although his life was so eventful and wonderful, he experienced so many separations and deaths, and his family lost two sons. As an ordinary person like me, I feel that a simple and ordinary life is the real life.

A wife and children, a warm bed, a full meal after a day's work, and a life full of hope and expectation, what's wrong with that? Why do people in later generations say that they are just eating and waiting to die and humiliate themselves?