The last moment of life

Everything in the world has an eternal law. If there is a cause, there will be fruit, and there will be an end. Many people will think that we should work hard and pay in the process, and at the end we will not resist the destiny of leaving. What is the master of fate? In general terms, it is from the arrival of the world to the departure, and it is in control of it. The 67-year-old zoologist Carl of the Institute of Natural History in Chicago. Dr. Schmidt used his actions to interpret this great and sacred idea.

After work one day, he stayed alone in the lab to study an American viper, but he was accidentally bitten by it. At that time, the phone couldn't get out, and he couldn't get in touch with the outside world. He had many years of experience in the work of studying snakes. He knew that his life was difficult to protect, but he still kept his life. In order to leave scientific research materials for future generations, he recorded his life. The feeling of dying: the body temperature quickly rose to 39. 5 degrees, the stomach pain... Four hours, the nose and mouth began to bleed... The situation is very serious...

Perhaps we really can't imagine that when the snake's fangs touched his skin, the horror that flashed through his heart; when the venom was injected into the body, he knew that the calmness that could not be changed; As the blood flows to every corner of the body, every pore, and even every vein, he thinks not about his dying life, but the selflessness of self-denial. We really can't understand his pain at the time.

With the advancement of the times, the improvement of people's quality is similar to this: at the end of life, it endures the pain that ordinary people can't bear, but it is still a case of others, and occasionally happens. In our admiration and moving, should we also cause us to think: the same is human, why is the difference between them really so great? Their high sense of social responsibility, behind us is better than a grateful, simple, and repaying society?

First day: Chikawa Kaoru