Brave Warrior: One Step In, Thousands of Hearts Moved

Phan Manh Quynh and Quoc Thien participate in Brave Soldier - Photo: BTC

"Very touched and impressed by the firefighters. The firefighters must have had many first-time experiences in their lives. The program was very good and meaningful."

"Just finished watching this week's episode, all my emotions were laughter, fear for them and pride", "I suddenly cried while watching, there were some scenes showing the soldiers who sacrificed their lives" - comments written while watching brave warrior

Brave warrior "plays big" from the first episode

Brave warrior was commented as "playing big" when right from the first minutes it posed quite a dangerous challenge for the artist.

The artists were ushered into a small, neat apartment. While they were chatting, a fire broke out on the gas stove. As soon as the fire was lit, Phan Manh Quynh While the fire was being put out with the extinguisher, a larger fire broke out from the window curtains, causing thick black smoke.

While trying to put out the fire, Le Duong Bao Lam ran into the bathroom to scoop water into a bucket and carried it out, in such a hurry I fell.

He then threw water on the curtains to put out the fire. Some others covered their faces with wet towels to escape the smoke.

Artists before entering the Brave Soldier environment - Photo: Organizing Committee

The fire and explosion situations in this room are actually just a reenactment of a fire in the community with the supervision of professional police forces, but they still scared the artists and the audience, as one opinion said: "Watching the fire rise up made me scream."

In this situation, the artists, especially Le Duong Bao Lam, learned a very good lesson. "Absolutely do not use water to put out a fire without cutting off the electricity. That is very dangerous and can lead to death not because of fire but because of electric shock," warned Lieutenant Colonel Le Tan Chau.

One step in, thousands of hearts touched

In episode 1, 12 role-playing soldiers have training sessions on how to use the equipment.

They experience rescuing people in hypothetical situations, simulating realistic fires such as gas stove fires, sofa fires, fires spreading to the ceiling... with smoke, fire, sound and temperature effects that can reach up to 200°C as if in a real fire.

Soldiers before going on duty - Photo: Organizing Committee

Singer MONO rushed into the smoky, fiery area without wearing a gas mask and oxygen tank and was criticized by the commander and given an unqualified rating. He violated the taboo of fire prevention and rescue soldiers.

Quoc Thien said after experiencing firefighting: "It felt brutal having to run while wearing a mask and an oxygen tank on my back. I felt like I was about to run out of breath."

Song Luan When wearing a gas mask and a 10kg oxygen tank, he said he felt suffocated. He admitted: "There was a moment when I couldn't breathe. I had the thought of giving up."

Image of soldier Ngo Kien Huy - Photo: Organizing Committee

Brave warrior There was a moment of silence when 12 artists visited the Martyrs' Memorial House, built in 2008.

Stories of young soldiers who died while on duty were told. For example, martyr Pham Truong Huy, who died at the age of 22 while fighting a fire in the old District 6, Ho Chi Minh City.

In the case of artist Thanh Nga in the early days of liberation, the fire police force was tasked with searching for evidence in the river.

During the operation, unfortunately, they came across bullets left over from the war. The bullets exploded, killing two soldiers.

"One step in, thousands of hearts are touched" - viewers wrote after watching. Tien Luat affirmed: "I have to use the word extraordinary. It is a silent job, with many sacrifices and losses".

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