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[Fireworks of My Heart]

[Adapted from the novel "A City, Waiting for You" by Jiuyuexi]

[Episode 16]

Recently, we've shown many shortcomings during rescue operations,

especially in terms of medical assistance.

How do you all feel about it? Let's talk about this.

Instructor.

Here's the thing.

Simple first aid and bandaging, we can handle that without any issues, right?

Yes.

But when it comes to more complex injuries, we don't have the skills for it.

Besides, treating injuries isn't our primary duty as firefighters.

The main thing is we're not very knowledgeable in that area.

- Instructor, Captain, I have something to say. - Go on.

Can't we coordinate with medical units

so that when the fire truck arrives, an ambulance can also be dispatched?

Having professional doctors and nurses present

would ensure the injured receive immediate assistance.

Instructor, Peng's idea is something we have considered before.

For example, when we encounter injured individuals at the scene,

we can call for an ambulance. That's not a problem.

But having a medical vehicle on standby with us every day during missions,

that's not very realistic.

After all, we're of different systems.

Isn't that the same as saying nothing at all?

You are both right.

What do you think?

Rescue scenes are filled with complexities.

Finding solutions is not difficult,

but implementing them is challenging.

Nothing worth having comes easy.

I want to give it a try.

- Training time! - Let's go.

Let's go.

- Oh, it's too hot. - Yes.

[Request for the establishment of a joint firefighting and medical rescue team]

Establishing a Fire and Medical Joint Rescue Team,

is it a sudden inspiration or a long-standing contemplation?

Commissar, in the previous fire incident in the shantytown,

we received a call stating that it was an uninhabited area slated for demolition.

However, upon arriving at the scene, we discovered a severely injured child.

We carried out emergency treatment and took her to the hospital.

Also, a few days ago,

we found a seriously injured hiker deep in the mountains.

We sought assistance from a doctor via satellite phone.

These two incidents made me deeply reflect.

If we had medical personnel on hand,

we could have responded more quickly and efficiently,

significantly reducing the casualty rate.

This has been my recent contemplation and a long-held idea.

It'd indeed be ideal if doctors could be present at the scene for immediate treatment.

However, our medical and fire departments currently operate under different organizations,

so there may be some coordination delays.

But it's still within our control.

It would be beneficial if we could provide rescue training for doctors

and enhance the collaboration between the two departments.

While your suggestion is good,

having doctors and firefighters enter the first scene together

is not something to be taken lightly.

Have you thought about how to improve their response capabilities

while ensuring their safety?

Have firefighters provide targeted training for medical personnel

and establish safety protocols.

Looks like you already have some ideas about the training aspect.

By the way...

Commissar, I have a proposal here.

You've come well-prepared.

You've always wanted to work at the grassroots level.

I was worried you might have some difficulty adjusting.

How is it working with Song Yan?

He has been of great help to me and has shown great support.

I know his temper well.

It's not easy for you two to work together.

All right.

I will apply to the higher authorities for your plan.

Let's strive to make Shili Tai a pilot unit and collaborate with the city hospital.

Thank you, Commissar.

Thank you for taking the trip here.

I wish for a successful collaboration between our units.

Also, please consider the media coverage aspect.

After all, it's a form of publicity.

Thank you, Deputy Director Liu. Please stay.

See you next time.

He only wants the superficial stuff.

As long as we can get real work done, it doesn't matter.

What real work?

I've always disagreed with the establishment of a joint rescue team.

And I still hold that stance.

Doctors and nurses have insufficient knowledge of fire scenes

and can't carry out practical operations.

I didn't say they have to enter the fire scene.

I'll train them properly and prioritize safety, all right?

You're oversimplifying things.

Are the doctors and nurses part of the hospital or the fire station?

When their work at the hospital conflicts with firefighting,

which side will they prioritize?

That's why I say you're just full of impractical ideas.

These aren't impractical ideas.

We'll start with a pilot project.

Wouldn't it be great to have

professional medical personnel cooperating with firefighters?

- We're getting off track. - Let's bring it back then.

Once the joint rescue team is established, you will need to do the training...

Sorry.

What a coincidence.

What are you doing here?

We're here to talk about the joint rescue team.

Allow me to introduce. This is Song Yan, our captain.

You know each other?

- No. - Yes.

- Sort of. - No.

You guys go ahead. I'll leave now.

What's with you two?

None of your business.

Aren't you going to ask how I met her?

None of my business.

- All right. - Please.

It'll take five business days for the report to come out.

- Thank you. - It's my job. Goodbye, Mr. Meng.

[I'm waiting downstairs.]

Yan Chen.

Did you finish your check-up?

What do you want to eat for lunch?

Why haven't you get changed?

I was thinking we could just eat at the cafeteria.

I thought I could take you out for a nice lunch.

Sir, I'm really busy, okay?

Do you think our cafeteria is not good enough?

No. I don't mind trying it.

Do you remember when we were little and you couldn't get enough to eat,

and I'd sneak you out to grab something?

I don't remember.

Do you really not remember?

You have to support it.

We run into each other again.

What brings you to the hospital?

Medical check-up.

- And you? - Work.

Allow me to introduce.

This is Song Yan, the captain of our fire station.

This is Meng Yan Chen. Xu Qin's brother.

You know each other?

- No. - No.

Say hi to each other then.

Hi.

Hi.

Let's go, Yan Chen.

We should get going.

Deputy Director Liu.

Madam Fu, Song Yan is now the captain of a fire station.

I don't know him.

Yes. You don't know him.

I misspoke. It's nothing.

Take your time. Read it well.

This concerns the hospital's reputation.

It's also an opportunity for your emergency department to showcase their abilities.

I know you don't care,

but it's also a good opportunity for the young people in your department.

If you have any suggestions, feel free to speak up.

I think it's inappropriate for doctors to stay at the fire station for training.

Moreover, they are required to go to the frontline.

The situation at the frontline is filled with uncertainties.

Who will guarantee the safety of the doctors?

You just hit the nail on the head with these two points.

How can we ensure the safety of doctors at the frontline?

Don't they need appropriate knowledge to deal with such situations?

And where does this knowledge come from?

Isn't it derived from regular training?

If you don't train well, how can you treat and save lives?

You shouldn't be concerning about that right now.

You should just about who should be chosen for this task.

No need to think about it.

Send me.

I'm not joking.

I'm telling you this is a task assigned by Director Wang.

If you have a problem with it, take it up with Director Wang.

Sir, I want to go.

What's your reason?

Someone in our department has to go.

Whether it's at the hospital or at the rescue site, it's all about saving lives.

The responsibilities of doctors haven't changed.

Do you really think so?

All right. I got it.

Then, I shall get back to work.

Okay.

- Li Nan. - Dr. Xu.

I thought you didn't want to join the rescue team.

I'm sorry.

I made a decision on my own without consulting you.

It's okay. The higher up has decided to send our group anyway.

Okay. I'll let you pack up. I'm leaving.

Bye bye.

What did you want to see me about today?

I came to say goodbye.

I'm leaving in a couple days.

I'm planning to go on a six-month trip first.

If I enjoy it, I'll visit West Africa too.

You're leaving, huh?

You really live in the moment.

This is what I call enjoying life.

I envy you sometimes.

You can do it too, you know.

How are things going between you and him?

In the past, I didn't want to hurt him,

but now I keep hesitating.

It's not only hurting him, but also hurting myself.

I used to believe that as long as I was willing, he wouldn't leave, but now...

Well, you brought it upon yourself.

Perhaps.

Maybe, instinctively, I wanted to test how much he could tolerate me.

Or maybe it's as he said,

you're only considering going back to him because you haven't found someone new to like.

I don't know either.

Sometimes I doubt if I've lost the ability to love,

which is why I keep getting stuck in memories.

But no matter how much I say it,

when it really comes down to it,

I still don't want to give up.

That's Song Yan we're talking about. Who wants to give up on him?

So, what's your plan?

If he takes a step towards me, I'll take a step towards him.

Just like he said,

he doesn't know the present me

and doesn't know if the present me is worth his liking.

And as for me, I also don't know the present him.

I don't know if the present him is the one I truly like.

So...

We're getting to know each other again.

They are doctors and nurses from the city hospital.

They are here in our Shili Tai Fire Station to form a joint rescue team with us.

Let's give them a round of applause.

Let me introduce myself.

My name is Jiang Yu. I'm the instructor.

This is Song Yan, Captain Song.

Hi.

Let's introduce ourselves to each other and get to know each other.

I'm Xu Xi, a nurse from the emergency department.

Please take care of me.

I'm Chen Dong Dong, a nurse from the emergency department.

I'm Xu Qin, a doctor from the emergency department.

I'm Li Nan, a doctor from the emergency department.

I'm Feng Bei, a nurse from the emergency department.

Let's once again welcome Dr. Xu Qin and her medical team.

Hi, Captain Song.

Hi, Captain Xu.

This way, please.

Welcome, everyone.

- Give them a warm welcome. - Warmer, warmer.

- Warmer, warmer. - Please come in.

Welcome!

Here is our dormitory.

Feel free to take a look around.

You boys' dormitory is so tidy.

It's like a completely different world compared to our duty room.

You're the one to talk. It's all because of you.

I heard that you guys never take off your socks when you sleep. Is that true?

That's exaggerated.

But when the alarm goes off, no matter what we're doing,

we have to put on shoes and leave.

That sounds quite tough.

By the way, you guys don't even have any clutter here.

We do. We keep everything organized in the cabinets.

So, the Pan Pan sticker on your cabinet is pretty cute.

Da Peng, why are your ears turning red? Why are you feeling shy?

No, I'm not.

We are just visiting your dormitory.

There's nothing to be shy about.

You're quite innocent.

How about this?

Let's continue the tour.

Let's see them off.

This way, please.

Let's visit the rooms in front. This way, please.

What is this?

Oh, this.

This is used for our convenience when going downstairs for emergencies.

It's a result of the historical evolution of firefighting

and a legacy from the period of firefighting forces.

However, for safety reasons, it's no longer in use.

But it's still fine to demonstrate it to you.

Jiang, you don't need to demonstrate.

Have you forgotten about your leg injury? Let me do it.

- My legs are fine. - Say no more. I'll do it.

It has to be me.

This...

You lead everyone down the stairs. Let's meet downstairs.

Safety first.

Bye bye.

That's so cool.

That's cool? We used to do this every day.

Jiang Yi, what's wrong with someone complimenting me?

- Fine, fine. You're the coolest. - Of course.

Can we try this out?

No, no.

This is only used by experienced firefighters who have received professional training.

We haven't been trained much.

Let's take the stairs. It's safe. This way, please.

This way.

Dr. Xu, the stairs are that way.

Dr. Xu, it's an open day today.

If you're interested, come in and have a look around.

Anywhere can be open, except for my room.

This is also my room.

I have half of the rights.

Come in.

- You just have to go against me, don't you? - I don't.

Come. Take a look around.

What do you think?

Guess which of these two beds is Song Yan's?

This one.

Impressive! They look exactly the same. How did you figure it out?

There's a photo on top.

Well done.

So, he's the one you like, huh?

Yet he pretended you were strangers.

- About us... - What about us?

Isn't it just that my parents know your parents?

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, one. Halt!

All of you, right face!

Right-dress!

Eyes front!

Report! The medical team is here.

They have to get new training clothes.

- Da Peng. - Yes, sir.

Write down their sizes.

Yes, Instructor.

First of all,

once again, welcome to all the medical staff.

Thank you for joining us at the fire station

and collaborating with us to explore new rescue methods.

Secondly, we will conduct a basic physical training session for all of you.

The main goal is to enhance the efficiency of our rescue operations.

We aim to respond to emergencies more swiftly, with better on-site emergency reactions.

Additionally,

this training will help us develop better teamwork

and improve overall effectiveness in our rescue missions.

I only have three points.

Firstly, team members must obey orders.

The situation at the scene can be complex.

Upon arrival,

it is crucial to follow the instructions and arrangements of the on-site commander.

Obeying orders and following commands

are prerequisites for completing all rescue missions.

Secondly, team members must develop a sense of safety awareness

before entering the scene.

Lastly,

due to your limited physical condition,

so, you must not take risk with your life.

Do you understand?

Yes.

- Let's start training. - All medical staff.

On my command. Left face!

Double time, march!

All of you,

right face!

Double time, march!

One, two, one.

One, two, one.

- Dr. Xu, I need to write down your sizes. - Okay.

- What's your shoe size? - 37.

37.

- What size shirt and pants do you wear? - M.

- Okay. Thank you. - No problem.

Thank you.

Thank you.

These training exercises might be a bit challenging for you.

Are you looking down on me?

In the past, you would catch a cold from a gust of wind after breaking a sweat.

With such a weak physique, why did you come here

instead of staying at the hospital?

I am no longer the fragile Xu Qin from before.

Are you worried about me?

I'm just thinking that there will be many sudden situations

and complex circumstances on the scene.

During rescue operations, I won't be able to take care of all of you.

You are the leader of the medical team. Haven't you considered these things?

I have.

But plans can't always keep up with changes.

There are many things that may not have a 100% fit in the beginning.

Only by identifying and resolving problems during the process

can we ultimately achieve the desired results.

Then why not avoid potential risks before problems arise?

Doctors face risks when going to the scene,

but do firefighters not face any risks when going to the scene?

You are responsible for rescue, and we are responsible for treatment.

We all have our own mission and responsibility.

As long as we cooperate well, we are comrades fighting side by side,

not burdens or hindrances.

Dr. Xu, you seem to have become braver.

Remove the word "seem".

See you later.

I'm finished. See you later.

Captain, see you later.

After all these years, your eating speed hasn't changed at all.

I taught you, but you haven't learned anything.

Don't waste it.

I can't finish it.

You haven't eaten much. The portion is small too.

Being a doctor requires physical strength.

You can't perform well if you don't eat enough.

I'll let you get a head start today.

- I don't need you to... - Stop right there.

Squad Leader, what can I do for you?

Where are you three going?

We're going to play ball in the activity room.

Play ball...

- Ge. - Yes, sir.

Come here.

Stand here.

Stand here?

Stand here and guard the door.

Wait until the medical personnel finish washing up.

Then, you can let everyone else in.

Are you sure this is appropriate?

What's inappropriate about this?

Captain said our station has limited facilities.

By guarding here,

you're letting everyone know that there are people inside.

Yes, sir.

Complete the mission.

Let's go play ball.

Let's go.

- He scared me. - Who is he?

Why...

Why are you standing here?

Squad... Squad Leader told me to stand here.

He's probably guarding the door.

You're guarding the door.

That's right.

But there is no one else inside.

You've worked hard.

You've worked hard.

We didn't work hard.

- You worked hard. - What are you two talking about?

Finish washing up and go back to rest early.

Okay.

You've worked hard.

Why is everyone here so shy?

Let's shower faster from now on.

I feel bad.

Captain Song,

do you have any opinions regarding today's training?

Opinions?

I wouldn't say they're opinions, but rather some ideas.

What ideas?

I was thinking,

you said earlier that the fire station should provide targeted training

for accompanying doctors and establish on-site safety guidelines.

But since we are a joint rescue team, the doctors are not just there as extras.

In fact, we need their professional assistance and support.

They can also provide us with training on medical knowledge.

I fully agree with what you said.

Mutual learning can lead to a win-win situation.

You truly are the face of Shili Tai Fire Station.

Are you insulting me?

How come you can't understand a simple compliment?

Doesn't "face" mean just a decoration?

You are really strange.

Why do you always get hung up on these small details?

Okay, you're the brainy one, and I'll be the face, alright?

Thank you. I love hearing that.

Is there someone inside?

Pan Pan?

These are the new training uniforms.

If the size doesn't fit, you can tell me.

Okay, thank you.

Also, my name is Zhan Da Peng.

Hi, I'm Li Nan.

- I should go. - Okay.

It's so embarrassing.

Do I have anything else planned for today?

We had to leave for work during your last medical checkup.

You still have two tests left.

- Got it. - Oh, by the way,

these are the tickets for the art exhibition you asked me to buy.

By the way, I recently met someone

who wants to find a part-time job at the Qinghe Art Museum.

Please help referring her.

I'll send you her contact details later.

Got it.

If there's nothing else, I'll head out.

It seems like there's no hope for campus recruitment.

Why did I choose this niche major back then?

I'll be unemployed right after graduation.

I'll have to live on air. I can only live on air for sure.

Back when we were choosing our majors, no one in our family could guide us.

We wasted our efforts to achieve high scores.

What's the use of getting into such a good university?

Choosing the wrong major can ruin your entire life.

Ye Zi, I have a high school classmate

who is working as a salesperson at a cosmetics counter.

She has some makeup skills. Now she's doing live streaming sales.

Although she doesn't have a large number of followers,

she can still earn a small five-figure income every month.

Unlike us, we're only starting from 4,000.

What can we do?

At the end of the universe, it's all about sales.

But doing sales isn't that easy either.

Last time, I brought in a batch of products and couldn't sell a single one.

It's all because the traffic is too low.

I would have earned more by personally promoting them door to door.

Once I make my first bucket of gold, I'm going to invest in traffic and promotion.

Ye Zi.

What are you doing?

You're quite photogenic.

Ye Zi, how about I help you open a live-stream account?

You can focus on beauty and fashion topics.

It might not be as easy as you think.

Give it a try. It doesn't require much investment.

Explore different paths, and who knows, maybe one of them will lead to success.

But I've found a few part-time jobs.

You can't hinder my part-time work.

Don't worry, it won't affect your part-time jobs at all.

Captain Song and I have talked about it.

We both agree that the establishment of the joint rescue team

is not only for the medical crew to familiarize themselves with us

and cooperate with our operations.

It's also crucial for us firefighters to have some knowledge of medical practices.

In situations that are too dangerous and difficult for medical crews to reach,

we can make more efficient and accurate judgments and provide assistance.

Therefore, moving forward, we will allocate half a day

for medical personnel to teach us some medical knowledge.

Today, we have invited Dr. Xu to teach us some medical knowledge

that will be useful during emergency rescue operations.

Yes!

Does everyone know how to perform

bleeding control, bandaging, CPR, and artificial respiration?

Our new team members may not be familiar,

the experienced ones can refresh their knowledge.

Let's learn one by one.

Okay. Today, let's start by learning bleeding control and bandaging.

However,

I need a human model for demonstration.

- Jiang Yi, you're up. - Yes, sir.

Hang on. Don't rush into it.

Captain, Jiang isn't good at bandaging.

You should be the model and demonstrate.

That's true, Captain. My bandaging skills are really not good.

I need to watch and learn more.

Captain, I'm bad at bandaging too.

Put your hands together for Captain!

Go, Captain!

Arterial bleeding is the most dangerous type of open bleeding.

It has a fast and forceful blood flow with a large volume.

If not stopped in time, it can be life-threatening.

Therefore, learning how to quickly stop arterial bleeding

can buy more time for the injured.

Xu Xi.

During the process of assisting the injured,

a bandage or tourniquet can be used to stop arterial bleeding at the proximal end,

for lower limbs, it can be tied around the middle of the thigh,

and for upper limbs, it can be tied below the deltoid muscle.

Look at this, everyone.

It's this spot.

Captain Song, focus.

Pay attention, everyone.

Bandages or tourniquets should be loosened every 15 minutes

to prevent tissue ischemia and necrosis.

Captain Song,

take off your shirt.

Pardon me?

Take off your shirt.

I bet you five kilometers.

Captain Song has a shot with Dr. Xu.

I bet you ten kilometers.

Before he has a shot with her, you'll be in trouble.

In traumatic injuries caused by car accidents, earthquakes, and fires,

tension pneumothorax often occurs in the injured.

If immediate needle decompression is not performed,

it can quickly lead to death.

Now, I will talk about the symptoms of tension pneumothorax.

First, the injured person experiences extreme difficulty in breathing,

and severe hypoxia may even lead to asphyxiation.

Second,

there is significant distension of the injured side of the chest,

noticeably higher than the other side.

If these two criteria are met,

immediate needle decompression should be performed.

In emergency situations, a large-gauge needle can be inserted at

the intersection of the second intercostal space

and the midclavicular line of the injured person for decompression.

You may come and try to find the spot.

I'd like to...

Not you guys.

Instructor, please take the lead.

Okay.

Hurry up.

This is the first intercostal space.

This is the second intercostal space.

The intersection is right here.

Okay. Next.

I'll try.

Captain, forgive me.

The midclavicular...

This spot? This spot, right?

This is the first.

This is the second.

Got it.

Okay. That's it for the demonstration.

Captain, I haven't...

- Why did Captain leave? - The teaching tool is gone.

Captain Song has a great physique.

You're so spoony.

Keep it together.

Why did he run away?

Come on, Pi Pi. You'll be the model now. Take off your shirt.

- That's not a good idea. - Hurry up and do it.

Put your hands together for him!