The peasants rescued their daughters from neighboring Lishui in tears and participated in the examination on the next day with tears.

(Heilongjiang) Sanhe Reservoir, Sanbao Town, Sanhe Reservoir

"America's Farmer" Tian Dexin saves his neighbor Xiangshui

On the morning of the 24th, a touching scene was staged in Sanhe Reservoir, Taibao Township, Shuangyashan City. One villager accidentally fell into the canal by driving. Another villager, Tian Dexin, who drove through the aqueduct, rushed to stop and save. The drowning driver was rescued by the villagers and Tian Dexin died.

On the morning of the 24th, a driving four-wheeler in Taibao Town of Shuangyashan City accidentally fell into a pre-flood-drainage efficiency pool that was about 4 meters deep, and the driver was turned under the canopy of agricultural vehicles and pressed under the car.

Tian Dexin and his relatives just passed the road here and heard that Tian Dexin immediately ran off to the pool to save people. Because there is only one meter and six tall, Tian Dexin has no way to go directly from the top of the car, so he chose to dive underwater from the place where the canal had water.

At this time, villagers came down the drains one after another and rescued the villager who was put under the agricultural vehicle. The villager was then taken to the hospital for treatment. At this time, it was discovered that Tian Dexin was missing because Tian Dexin, who had no warning signs and did not know the depth of the canal, was unfortunately drowned in the process of drowning.

The villager of Sanhe Village said: “This is the case with Tian Dexin. He usually has something to do. He will help, be honest and honest and kind.”

Tian Tianxin’s daughter, Tian Tian, ​​took the examination on the 25th. Early in the morning, Tian Tian sobbed into the examination room accompanied by a tutor. The teacher said: “Tian Tian’s academic performance and quality are very good, especially tough.”

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