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Luoshen, TVB is afraid of a good thing, starring Cai Shaofen and Ma Junwei, telling the story of the goddess of Luoshui being demoted to the mortal world and meeting Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, which is very touching.

When I heard one thing, I was really numb all over my body, and it was very miserable!

Here's the thing:

Grandma is taking her grandson and going to play mahjong while her grandson is in school. When the grandson got out of school, the grandmother proposed to stop beating and go home to take her grandson. But the other three disagreed, because the other three all lost, and this grandmother won alone.

She had no choice but to continue to accompany her. When I came home from the show, I found that my grandson had been killed because he had been improperly plugged in. Grandma was heartbroken and angry, and put the blame on the other three.

She had a plan, hid her grandson, invited the three people who played mahjong to her house to eat, poisoned the food, and poisoned all three of them.

After listening to the story, goosebumps all over my body. There are really a lot of accidents caused by grandmothers taking grandchildren to play mahjong!

Distressed! Abhor!

As the guardian of the child, you must be responsible! Don't play mahjong or cards!

There is only one life, since you have promised to take the child, you must take the child well! Bringing children is a great thing, not only to provide children with food and praise, but also to accompany children to play, learn how to educate children, when an elder can think so, then there will be no heart and then the lack of grandchildren to think about playing mahjong and cards!

The protagonist of the story is called Timothy. Timothy was a typical American middle-class child, sunny and handsome outside, and very fond of outdoor sports. The family's affluence allowed Timothy not only to have food and clothing, but also to have a lot of time and energy to go on adventure trips.

In the 80s of the last century, Timothy traveled to Carmet National Park in Alaska, USA. After a 13-week trip, he fell in love with the place. Kamet National Park is a habitat for brown bears, and its unique location provides an excellent living environment for brown bears.

Timothy was attracted to the brown bear, the second largest carnivore in the world, and decided to become an environmentalist who protected brown bears.

Over the course of 13 years, Timothy traveled to Alaska several times to photograph bears. Including some brown bears prey, courtship, fighting. As a result, Timothy became an expert in the study of brown bears, and even many film crews asked him to host and photograph brown bears.

However, Timothy never cared about money and fame. He also set up a ** club to protect brown bears.

In his dealings with brown bears, Timothy never took protective measures and never wore bear spray. He is confident that he has established a good relationship with the brown bears, and that they can treat each other with respect and do no harm. He even wrote, "These brown bears treat me like their brother."

But such close encounters with brown bears have drawn opposition from ecologists. Ecologists believe that by doing so, Timothy was invading the park's ecology and harming the brown bears, rather than protecting them.

Things are not as rosy as we thought. Tragedy struck in October 2003. October is the season for brown bears to eat and replenish fat before winter, and during this period, brown bears are the most likely to rage and attack.

Originally, Timothy brought his girlfriend Amy here for a vacation, but unfortunately it was their last trip. Yes, they were attacked by bears.

When a small plane came to pick them up, they found the tent in a mess, a 1,000-pound brown bear munching on something, and an adult bear and cub carcass around it. Later, an autopsy found human limb remains in the bear's belly, and it was determined that Timothy and Amy had killed the brown bear. An animal protector and environmentalist ended his life in this way.

Later, Timothy's story was made into a documentary. In the director's shots, all that is captured are the indifferent expressions of brown bears. Can humans and animals really get along with each other without incident? The laws of nature are cruel, and too much intimacy is bound to pay a price.