After the traveler was rescued, the way to send the pennant caused controversy, which way do you thi

With the development of society and the improvement of living standards, there has been a group of people who like adventure and travel, and these people are collectively called travelers. They love to travel and explore, and they like to try new things, but if they go on an adventure without adequate preparation, it is easy for accidents to happen. There have been many cases of missing travelers in China, so I would like to appeal to everyone to travel safely and be well prepared when going to more dangerous places.

According to reports, on October 29, the Beijing Mentougou Blue Sky Rescue Team joined forces and went into the mountain late at night to rescue 13 travelers who were trapped on the main peak of Lingshan. These 13 people were very lucky, because the rescue team found them in time, which is equivalent to giving them another life. Beijing Mentougou Blue Sky Rescue Team is a non-governmental professional, independent pure public welfare emergency rescue organization, all activities are paid by members out of their own pockets, and saving people is completely free.

No matter from any point of view, if someone else saves you, you must thank each other, but the way these 13 donkey friends thank you seems to be a little strange, they actually ** a pennant and sent it to the rescue team by courier. After receiving it, the rescue team said that it was an insult and that it was a very impolite act to express the pennant. <>

After this happened, these travelers should reflect on it. In fact, there are many ways to express gratitude, and sending a pennant is one of them, but this needs to be thanked in person and then respectfully presented with both hands, which is the meaning of sending this pennant. Sending pennants by courier completely loses its meaning, making people feel frivolous and even disrespectful.

Another way to thank you is to send suppliesAlthough the rescue team is completely free, their activities and equipment need to be purchased, if they can provide supplies, so that they can rescue more people, this is also on the other hand to show their love, the rescue team will also accept. In short, to thank others, you must thank them in person, so that it is sincere.

First, you can fund some search and rescue tools, because these are what search and rescue teams need to use in normal times, and they can be of great help. Second, it's okay to send a little fruit or something in private, instead of sending a pennant with great fanfare.

I think it's better not to give a pennant, but to give a gift or fruit yourself, on the one hand, to express your gratitude, and on the other hand, to give gifts such as fruits and other practical gifts.

I think it's the traveler who was rescued, and then sent a pennant to the person who saved them, which is very right, but when they sent the pennant, they actually took the way of express delivery, which is difficult for people to understand, I think they should send it in person to show their sincerity.

I think that no matter what you send, you should thank you in person, and the pennant is a good idea, but the way is wrong.

I don't think it's advisable for the rescue team to do it. Because it is a responsibility for the rescue team to save others, and the pennant sent by the rescued person is to express gratitude, so this cannot be regarded as humiliation.

It can be said that it was just a misunderstanding, the traveler sent the pennant just to express his gratitude, and there was no humiliation, and the rescue team was just doing their duty and did not feel that there was a special act of gratitude.

I think this incident may indeed be a way to express gratitude from the perspective of travelers, because it is understandable that someone works in a special unit and cannot be sent in person. However, it is a little inappropriate, and they do not take into account their feelings, after all, the rescue team of public welfare does not ask for anything in return.

I think what the rescue team said is understandable, because rescue is their duty, and they don't ask for anything in return, but they want more than that friendship.

I think the behavior of the travelers is indeed a bit perfunctory and insincere, after all, what the rescue team needs is affirmation, and they don't need formal thanks.

I think it's okay for the travelers to thank the rescue team after being rescued, and it's okay to send things to express their hearts, but this method is a bit problematic, after all, for the rescue team, saving people is their mission and work, and the travelers should respect them.

The traveler used express delivery to send pennants after being rescued, and I think it is really perfunctory to use express delivery.

Saving a life is better than building a seventh-level floating slaughter, let alone 13 travelers. We can't imagine what would have happened to these 13 travelers if the rescue team hadn't searched in time and rescued the 13 travelers in time, but we can only say that fortunately, the rescue team found them in time and brought them down the mountain safely.

For the 13 travelers who were rescued, I believe that their hearts are full of gratitude, they want to repay the rescue team for saving their lives, but the way they chose is really a little too under-considered, sending pennants by courier... When I first learned about this, I wanted to laugh a little, but they thought about it. The representative of the rescued traveler said that it was because they worked in a special unit and could not go to deliver the pennant in person, which I thought was incomprehensible, probably because I had not been in contact with friends from the so-called "special unit".

The search and rescue team also said that their search and rescue team is an organization that completes public welfare, and all the funds are funded by the search and rescue team members themselves. I also don't understand the difficulty of finding one or two representatives out of 13 people to deliver a pennant in person for travelers who have the time and means to travel abroad, and it's no wonder that search and rescue teams see this as humiliating.

The search and rescue team is a completely public welfare organization, their rescue has no interests, just a good thought to push them, they do not want anything in return after the rescue, they may see people in danger in their own efforts to save the day, when the face is smiling again, it is the time when they are most gratified, this is the result of their efforts, but also the most precious thing that the rescued people can give them, not a cold pennant.

For the rescued people, we do not rule out that they may not be able to go in person to thank them for various reasons, if possible, you can donate rescue props to the search and rescue team.

This seems insincere. Because it was very perfunctory at first glance, I didn't feel the feeling of gratitude from the trapped person.

It feels insincere and perfunctory. In our normal cognition, thanking people should be very serious and solemn, and personally give the pennant to the other party to show the importance of this matter, and at the same time express admiration and respect for the other party. And the express delivery of pennants feels very perfunctory.

I think it's right for the trapped travelers to send pennants, but it's not appropriate to send them by courier, and I think they should personally deliver the pennants to the rescuers in order to show their sincerity.

I feel that things are still very good and very thoughtful, but it is a bit perfunctory to send them by courier.

Nowadays, people's lifestyles are becoming more and more diversified, many people are particularly fond of outdoor sports, and outdoor sports are a very dangerous thing, and many travelers need the help of rescue teams in the process of traveling. Beijing Mentougou Blue Sky Rescue Team rescued 13 trapped donkey friends in the deep mountains, after being rescued, the donkey friends sent pennants to the rescue team, but the rescue team members said that the direct delivery of pennants is insulting them. <>

On the morning of October 13, the Blue Sky Rescue Team rescued 13 travelers trapped in the mountains, and one of the rescued travelers asked for the address of the Blue Sky Rescue Team, on November 4The members of the rescue team received a courier package from Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, which contained a pennant with a gift from 13 trapped people in Lingshan. Afterwards, the rescuers confirmed that it was sent by the 13 travelers. <>

The rescue team members said that they were very angry, because they were a public welfare organization, and they did not think about asking the other party to return, when they first rescued people, the rescue team members eliminated all difficulties, and did not consider the high mountain curb, the road is not easy to walk, and the rescue people are completely at their own expense, and they never thought about returning. <>

The reason why rescuers are so angry is, on the one hand, they are unwilling to let all their efforts be regarded as a kind of transaction, and their efforts without asking for anything in return are to promote positive energy in society, rather than wanting to reap some material rewards. On the other hand, I feel that these travelers are too insincereIf it's really to express gratitude, but you can come and see it directly, there is no need to order directly on the Internet to customize the pennant, if you are not sincere, but you want to give such a gift, it is better not to send it.

In the end, the rescuers said that as long as the people are okay, everything is worth it. In this regard, netizens' statements are also different, some people think that the travelers are really insincere, and some people think that the rescuers are too calculating, but no matter whatThese people who do not ask for anything in return and promote positive energy deserve to be formally and solemnly thanked.

Because the traveler couriered a pennant to the rescue team. 13After the travelers were trapped, the rescue team rushed to the location non-stop and rescued them safely. The act of thanking for saving one's life is just a pennant, which is too chilling.

It may be because this way of thanking the traveler is very inappropriate and will make the rescue team feel very incompetent.

A staff member of the Beijing Mentougou rescue team said that the way of express delivery of pennants is unacceptable, and there is a basic problem of politeness. The rescued traveler explained that the express pennant did not want too many people to pay attention to this matter, thus affecting his normal life.

Because the way of thanking the travelers is not very elegant and seems very humble, it is said by netizens to be a shame.

These rescued travelers did not thank them in person, but couriered the pennant to the rescue team, which made the rescue team feel very uncomfortable and felt that they were insincere.

Because the traveler used the method of "sending pennants" to express his gratitude, but claimed that because it was inconvenient to show up (for fear of being photographed by ** or self-**, it would have a bad impact on the unit) he used the method of ** direct express delivery. The Beijing rescue team received a package from Heilongjiang, which felt too casual from the etiquette, and the person who received the pennant felt very embarrassed, so he replied to the traveler that "it is better not to send it".

On October 29, the Beijing rescue team rescued 13 trapped travelers, who made pennants to the rescuers in order to express their gratitude. After seeing the pennant, rescuer Liu Tong directly rejected the kindness of these travelers. And said that they did not ask for anything in return for saving people, and it was a humiliation for these travelers to send pennants to them.

These travelers immediately expressed their gratitude to the rescue team for the rescue, and they did not send pennants to look down on these rescuers, but also hoped that these rescuers would not be misunderstood.

In fact, these travelers just want to express their gratitude, but maybe this way is unacceptable to these rescue team members. It may have a lot to do with the education and training and occupation of these rescue team members. They think that saving people is voluntary and they don't ask for anything in return, and don't want travelers to give them pennants.

Later, after Liu Tong communicated with the leader of the team, he returned the pennant of thanks, and the team leader said that some of the travelers had affected their lives because of the special nature of their work, and the previous report had affected their lives, and he hoped that this matter would not be reported again. <>

He and the rest of the team are also sincerely grateful to the rescuers of the Blue Sky Rescue TeamAnd they sent pennants to these teaching and research staff, without any malice at all, and did not look down on anyoneI hope these rescuers don't get it wrong again. However, the rescuer Liu Tong did not agree with the statement of the team leader, he thought that it was very impolite for the travelers to do this, and there was no need to send pennants at all, as long as the travelers they rescued were okay, they felt that it was worth it. <>

In fact, it may just be because of the different positions and views of the two sides, that's why there is such a misunderstanding. The travelers are also kind enough to express their gratitude, while the rescuers just think that they are doing what they are supposed to do, and they do not ask for anything in return. But now that the two sides have clarified the misunderstanding, I also hope that netizens will not interfere and inquire about their lives too much, and do not destroy their original peaceful life and trajectory.

The rescue team was very dissatisfied with the way the rescued travelers sent the pennants, and felt that if they were sincere and respected enough, they would send them to their parents and children, rather than through couriers.

The rescued travelers mailed the pennant by courier, and the rescue team members thought that the pennant should be presented in person to appear sincere, and they did not give up the rescue because of the long distance on the road and the dangerous conditions when they rescued people.

After the blue sky rescue team rescued 13 travelers who were trapped in the main peak of Lingshan, the travelers sent the pennant by express delivery in order to express their gratitude.