What to do in case of danger: A youth emergency self-protection manual

Author: Ma Lejun
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: What should you do when a stranger knocks on the door? What if you get stuck in an elevator? How to prevent traffic accidents? What to do if you encounter a robbery on the street? How to call for help in an emergency? What precautions should you take when traveling in the wilderness? What should you do if your hands and feet cramp while swimming? What issues should you be aware of when making friends online? What if you get a fishbone stuck in your throat? How to prevent food poisoning? How to safely drink water? What should you do if upperclassmen extort you? How to deal with "school violence"? How to resolve conflicts with classmates? This book tells you how to handle these problems, providing children with a vivid self-protection education lesson, allowing every child to grow and thrive in self-protection. "Prevention is better than cure." If teenagers dismiss this phrase said by teachers and parents, then in matters of physical and mental health that concern self-protection, children can no longer turn a deaf ear. The numerous real-life dangers and protective training exercises listed in this book will teach you how to prevent potential dangers. From how to communicate with strangers in daily life to how to prevent being robbed in social practice, and how to avoid getting lost in outdoor activities; from preventing nearsightedness to preventing food poisoning, to how to prevent "computer viruses" in school life... We sincerely hope that parents will also join in, training with their children. Only parents can be the best teachers for their children. Some parents may be busy earning money, but they must not neglect their children's health and safety for the sake of money! Because life and health are the greatest wealth. Believe it or not, as long as children follow the self-protection measures, self-protection is not difficult! We sincerely wish that every minor grows up healthy and happy!