（来源：中华工商时报） 转自：中华工商时报 新春佳节，千家万户共享团聚时，有这样一群人，他们身着蓝色队服，坚守在应急备勤一线，为节日安 全筑起一道坚实防线。他们就是包括天津市滨海新区蓝天救援服务中心的队员与志愿者在内的救援队 伍。近日，中华工商时报记者走进这支公益救援队伍，倾听他们的坚守故事，感受藏在蓝色队服中的责 任与担当。 初见这支队伍时，队长张力洲正带着几名队员在天津滨海火车站执勤。一个AED模拟设备、一个急救 包、几个不同年龄段的人体模型、几个地垫，就是他们的"战场"。 在执勤现场，记者还见到了49岁的预备队员李国贞。采访时，他向两位旅客详细讲解如何用AED设备 急救、海姆利希法如何正确操作等急救知识。李国贞告诉记者，他是当地某石化公司应急救援队的一 员，本职工作就与救援息息相关。他曾参与当地一家商业广场的火灾救援，深刻体会到救援工作的意 义。而这也成为他加入蓝天救援队的动力，"本职工作侧重工业领域的应急处置，而加入蓝天救援队， 是为了能用自己的专业能力，服务更多普通群众。"李国贞说。 49岁已不算年轻，蓝天救援更是纯公益事业，没有任何补助，但李国贞却干得十分有劲头。"春节期间 参与备勤值守，能为百姓 ...

本报综合消息 1月28日，由新华社主办的"中国网事·感动2025"公益盛典暨年度颁奖典礼在北京举行，活 动揭晓"中国网事·感动2025"十大年度网络人物。其中，"硬核救援侠"石欣是一位民建会员。 （来源：团结报） 转自：团结报 2025年，石欣荣获第九届全国道德模范称号。 （王综） 作为国内首批获得国家级登山运动健将称号的户外登山爱好者，石欣从2003年起就开始义务参与山野户 外遇险人员的救助工作。2008年四川汶川地震发生后，石欣与同伴第一时间赶赴灾区，参与救援工作。 正是这次经历让石欣意识到，救灾、救援都需要大量的专业知识和技能，于是他组织创立了深圳山地救 援队。2012年，深圳山地救援队在市民政局注册为深圳市公益救援志愿者联合会（简称"深圳公益救援 队"）。 从雅安、鲁甸地震到河南特大暴雨，从尼泊尔、土耳其国际救援到抗击"摩羯"台风，截至2025年6月， 石欣已累计组织参与救援行动421次，直接救助身处危难中的群众千余人。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the dedication and impact of volunteers in the Red Cross, particularly focusing on individuals like 彭天冰 and 金灿, who have made significant contributions to emergency rescue and humanitarian efforts in China [2][3][4][5][6]. Group 1: Individual Contributions - 彭天冰 has been a Red Cross volunteer for 16 years, demonstrating her commitment to saving lives through timely medical assistance [3]. - She has participated in numerous disaster relief efforts, including the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, where she rescued over 300 injured individuals [3][4]. - 彭天冰 carries two first aid kits during her missions, ensuring she is always prepared for emergencies [4]. Group 2: Organizational Impact - 金灿, a former soldier, founded the "Blue Sky Rescue Team" in 2010 to enhance professional rescue capabilities, participating in major disasters both domestically and internationally [4][5]. - The Blue Sky Rescue Team consists of diverse members, including doctors and veterans, and has been involved in significant rescue operations, such as the 2023 Turkey earthquake [4][5]. - 金灿 has dedicated 25 years to public service, accumulating over 24,760 hours of volunteer work, and actively promotes disaster prevention and emergency response training [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the heroic actions of Wang Tianyu, who used his excavator to rescue over 100 people during severe flooding in Beijing's Miyun District, showcasing community resilience and the importance of emergency preparedness [8][10]. Group 1: Rescue Efforts - Wang Tianyu received a call for help from a friend regarding missing family members during the flooding and formed a temporary rescue team [8][9]. - The team, consisting of five members, made multiple trips in the excavator to evacuate trapped villagers, demonstrating quick decision-making and teamwork [9][10]. - The rescue operation lasted over 10 hours, with the team successfully transferring more than 100 individuals to safety [10]. Group 2: Post-Disaster Recovery - The Miyun District government reported that recovery and reconstruction efforts are progressing on schedule, with essential infrastructure repairs completed [11]. - Wang Tianyu noted that the community has largely returned to normal, with utilities restored and temporary shelters dismantled [11]. - The local economy is adapting, with residents stocking up on supplies in anticipation of future emergencies [11]. Group 3: Community and Future Preparedness - Wang Tianyu was invited to join the "Xugong Public Rescue Team," which aims to mobilize resources quickly in the event of disasters [12]. - The rescue team will conduct regular training sessions to prepare for various emergencies, including floods and fires [12]. - Wang expressed a desire for future preparedness while remaining committed to helping in any future crises [12].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the journey and experiences of Wang Xiaozhou, the captain of the Shandong Red Cross Blue Sky Rescue Team, emphasizing the evolution of emergency rescue efforts in China and the integration of volunteer forces into the national emergency management system [1][12]. Group 1: Background and Development - Wang Xiaozhou has over 20 years of experience in the rescue field, evolving from a volunteer during the Wenchuan earthquake to a professional commander in international rescue operations [2]. - The Shandong Red Cross Blue Sky Rescue Team, founded by Wang, has grown to approximately 3,600 members and has participated in numerous domestic and international rescue missions [5]. - The establishment of the Ministry of Emergency Management in 2018 marked a significant turning point for China's rescue system, transitioning from informal volunteer efforts to a standardized and coordinated approach [12]. Group 2: Rescue Operations and Challenges - The team has maintained a record of zero casualties during over a thousand rescue operations, attributed to a rigorous safety management system and extensive training [9]. - Wang emphasizes that effective rescue requires scientific support and systematic planning, moving away from individual efforts to organized, skilled teams [3]. - The team has faced challenges such as high equipment costs and maintenance, with 80% of expenses related to equipment updates [10][11]. Group 3: Personal Experiences and Insights - Wang shares harrowing experiences from rescue missions, including the emotional toll and psychological challenges faced when confronting death [6][8]. - He believes that fear is a common aspect of emergency rescue, and overcoming it is part of the professional growth process [8]. - Wang's commitment to rescue work is supported by his family, who provide emotional and financial backing [4]. Group 4: Ethical Considerations and Future Directions - Wang criticizes the phenomenon of "internet celebrity rescue," where non-professional actions can disrupt actual rescue efforts and compromise safety [14]. - He advocates for sustainable public welfare actions that do not burden the rescuers, emphasizing the importance of personal stability for effective altruism [14]. - The article concludes with Wang's perspective on the need for continuous improvement in rescue techniques and the importance of integrating volunteer efforts into the national emergency framework [13].

Group 1 - A severe fire incident occurred at Hong Kong's Tai Po Wang Fuk Court on November 26, prompting significant attention and support from major internet companies including Tencent, Alibaba, JD.com, Didi, ByteDance, Pinduoduo, and Xiaomi [1] - Tencent Charity Foundation (Hong Kong) initiated the first round of donations amounting to 10 million HKD for emergency relief, transitional housing, supply of living materials, and emotional support for affected residents [1] - The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government established the "Tai Po Wang Fuk Court Assistance Fund" to coordinate donations and carry out related disaster relief efforts [1] Group 2 - Multiple internet companies launched support initiatives, including the "Mutual Assistance to Support Hong Kong" emergency rescue project initiated by the China Social Welfare Foundation, which aims to raise funds and support disaster relief efforts [2] - As of November 29, over 500,000 individuals donated more than 20 million HKD through the Tencent Charity platform for various support projects in Hong Kong [2] - The WeCare public welfare program on WeChat also launched a donation project, allowing game developers to contribute funds directly from game revenues, with over 2.3 million HKD donated by developers by November 29 [5] Group 3 - Tencent's WeChat wallet introduced a donation section for the Tai Po fire relief fund, facilitating donations to various charitable organizations without administrative fees, ensuring all funds are transferred directly [5] - WeChat Pay also added a donation entry, allowing users to access the Tencent Charity platform's donation page after completing a payment [5]

Core Insights - The article highlights the severe impact of continuous heavy rainfall in Guizhou, leading to significant flooding and geological disasters, with over 23,000 people affected and direct economic losses exceeding 800 million RMB [1][3][9] Group 1: Disaster Overview - Guizhou has experienced approximately 52 flooding incidents, with 6 fatalities and 2 missing persons reported, alongside extensive damage to homes and farmland [1][3] - The affected areas are primarily in western Guizhou, including Bijie and Liupanshui, where soil saturation has led to landslides and mudslides [3][5] Group 2: Emergency Response - Local government has activated emergency plans, evacuating around 62,000 individuals and establishing temporary shelters in schools and community centers [3][6] - Rescue efforts focus on repairing damaged roads and water infrastructure to ensure transportation and logistics for affected communities [3][6] Group 3: Challenges and Risks - The disaster has exposed weaknesses in geological hazard monitoring and early warning systems, particularly in complex terrain areas [5][9] - Continuous heavy rainfall increases the risk of new landslides and mudslides, necessitating further geological assessments and real-time monitoring [5][9] Group 4: Relief Efforts - The organization has coordinated with various NGOs and businesses to provide emergency supplies, including food, water, and medical supplies to affected areas [6][8] - A team of nearly 100 volunteers, including medical personnel, has been deployed to offer psychological support and rehabilitation for affected individuals [8][9] Group 5: Long-term Recovery and Development - The organization is planning post-disaster reconstruction efforts, focusing on sustainable development and disaster risk reduction strategies [9][10] - Collaboration with agricultural experts and financial institutions is planned to assist farmers in recovering production and accessing broader market resources [10][12] Group 6: Community Involvement - The organization calls for more businesses and individuals to contribute to relief efforts, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in recovery and sustainable development [12]