Was there a moment that made you feel like you were close to death?

In the eyes of many people, they may feel that death is very far away from them, but in my opinion, death is actually very close to us, because in many cases, there may be only a thin line between life and death, and the reason why you don't feel it is only because you haven't experienced it, and as long as you have experienced it, then I believe that you will feel that death is actually very close to you, and this feeling may only be in an instant, and the reason why I say that is because I used to feel that death was close to me in an instant. <>

The first time was when I was sick in high school, the distance between life and death was all in that checklist, if the mass in my body was benign, then it would be fine, but if it was malignant, the result could be imagined, so during the time I was waiting for the test results, I really felt that death was very close to me, because before that, I never thought about what I would get sick, because I was still so young, and those things should be far away from me. So when the doctor later said that the result was benign and that nothing was wrong with me, I really had a feeling of the aftermath of the disaster, because at that time there was also a person in the ward waiting for the results of the examination, but his results seemed to be malignant, so I was really thankful to God, fortunately I was fine.

And another time when I was on a trip, I was in a car accident in front of the bus, and I heard that two of them had died, and the other person was also seriously injured, so at that time I was very glad that it was not the car I was in, and it also showed that death may be just one step away from us, so sometimes I really feel that life is quite fragile, and each of us should cherish life, because death is really close to us.

When I was in high school, I used to ride my bike to and from school, and I was always very bold at that time, so I went to school in a very wild way.

Walking on the road, whenever there is a traffic jam, I will copy the path, specifically to find the kind of car that does not go or the position between the cars to pass through, and the busy intersection often runs the red light, never feel that this is a thing.

I remember it was a winter morning in my sophomore year of high school, I was in a hurry to go to school, and when I arrived at an intersection, I found that all of them were in a big traffic jam, if I remember correctly, it was probably a Monday, and there were a lot of people on the road, most of them were private cars of parents who sent their children to school, and there were buses.

By the time we got to the intersection two years before the school, it was already very close to class, so when I walked to the intersection and saw the red light, I just ran over without even thinking about it.

There was a big bus parked on the corner, and the driver looked at me, and I didn't think there was anything wrong with it, so I passed it straight from it, but because the bus was larger, I couldn't see a private car behind the bus at all, and as a result, a private car behind me knocked me to the ground at the moment of riding. <>

But to be honest, at that moment I really felt very close to death, because the speed was very fast, not only mine, but also his feeling that he couldn't brake the car, he was going to turn right, and I was going to execute, and at this time it was obvious that I was running a red light. When I was knocked to the ground, I didn't know that I was solely responsible for hitting a pedestrian, and I felt that it was my own fault. Fortunately, the private car driver was not fast at that time, otherwise I would have really died.

But since that time, I've really started to get into the habit of obeying the rules of the road, and I guess I can only experience the horror of fear when I'm close to death.

It's hard to say, people don't know what it's like until they die.

Oh, yes. I haven't died. Besides, everyone is different, there are all kinds of thoughts, and there are peaceful and calm ones. It can only be said that everyone is different.