★The book is rich in content and involves various aspects of safety knowledge.
★The book is equipped with exquisite illustrations, easy to read.
★ Professional author team: The authors are psychological counselors with long-term outdoor experience and strong emergency response ability.

Nowadays, people's living environment is becoming increasingly complex, and various dangers can occur at any time. The natural environment becomes harsher, and disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes, sandstorms, mudslides, storms, and lightning frequently appear in front of people. In addition, due to the accelerated industrialization process, cars, appliances, ships, airplanes, trains, computers, and mobile phones are almost inseparable from people, which increases the probability of accidents.
With the improvement of people's living standards, the number of trips is increasing, especially the desires to explore are gradually increasing. Male classmates like to play in the wilderness, which invisibly increases the chances of encountering danger No matter what kind of danger, no matter how dangerous it appears, young people can avoid danger before it occurs, or intelligently reduce danger or even come safely out of danger at the right moment as long as they are mentally prepared to prevent danger and master survival skills. So, from now on, young people should study survival skills seriously in order to avoid panic and handle things calmly.

Li Shuye(李澍晔)is a member of the Chinese Writers Association. He is invited by many media outlets to give lectures. He wins the award “The 2rd National Scholarly Family”. He has a personal collection of 18686 books.

Liu Yanhua(刘燕华) is one of the “China's Top Ten Contemporary Meng Mu”. She is a member of the National Mental Health Association and the Chinese Nursing Association. I have conducted in-depth research on family education, children's psychology, women's psychology, family first aid, and medical health preservation. She has extensive research in family education, children's psychology, women's psychology, family first aid, and medical health preservation.

Li Meiye(李美晔)is a national second level psychological counselor, exceling in the mental health growth and parent-child relationship issues of adolescents. She volunteers to answer the psychological counseling hotline for over 100 hours, relieving the psychological pain for tens of thousands of children and parents. She loves writing and has some research on wilderness exploration.

【Chapter 1】Protecting the Body
1. Eyes
2. Ears
3. Nose
4. Teeth
5. Tongue
6. Throat
7. Hands
8. Feet
9. Joints
10. Spine
11. Anal
12. Skin
13. Hair
14. Ejaculation
15. Reproductive Organ
【Chapter 2】Interacting with Others
1. Deceptive People and Things
2. Fortune Tellers and Events
3. The Person Who Advised Me to Smoke
4. The Person Who Advised Me to Drink
5. The Person Who Advised Me to Watch Pornography
6. The Person Who Advised Me to Playing Mahjong
7. A Stranger Who Voluntarily Delivers Something
8. People Who Use Various Excuses to Persuade Me to Treat
9. New Friends Introduced by My Friends
10. How to Speak to Unfamiliar People
11. Knowledge of Speaking
12. Playing in a Friend's House
13. Staying Away from Sexual Games
14. Happy Candy Given by Friends
15. Friends Who Have Contracted Infectious Diseases
16. A Girls Saying Love Me
17. A Girl Who Asks Me to Go Out Alone
18. A Girl Who Wants Me to Revenge for Her
【Chapter 3】Online Traps
1. "Computer Diseases"
2. The Other Side of Net Friends
3. Pornographic Websites
4. Emails
5. Civilization Should Also Be Emphasized Online
6. Downloading Software
7. Net Friends Who Have Never Met Before
8. Love Network of Net Friends
9. "Traps" in WeChat
10. Don't Casually Find WeChat Friends
11. Is WeChat Moment Reliable?
12. Do Not Randomly Repost Bad Information
13. Being Careful While Using WeChat
【Chapter 4】Activities Outside School
1. The Trail of Strangers
2. Traffic Safety
3. Water Safety
4. Skating Safety
5. Safety of Street Sports Exercise
6. Safety in Participating in Cultural and Artistic Activities
7. Safety during Visiting Sports Competitions
8. Safety of Self-created Games
9. Hazards above Head
10. Traps at the Foot
11. Street Snacks
12. Patient Seeking Helps
13. People Who Sell Things
14. The Mall on Fire
15. Entertainment Venues on Fire
16. Trapped in the Elevator
17. Flying Kites
18. Setting off Firecrackers
19. Strangers Asking for Directions
20. The Sex Trap
【Chapter 5】Activities In School
1. Sports Activities
2. Extracurricular Activities
3. Eating Nutritious Meals in the Afternoon
4. Increasing or decreasing Clothing in a Timely Manner
5. Hygiene Cleaning
6. Doing Experiments
7. Sports Day
8. Nose Bleeding
【Chapter 6】Traveling Outside
1. Loss of Connection
2. Getting Lost
3. Bubbles on Feet
4. Seasickness
5. Predicting Weather
6. Heat Stroke
7. Food Poisoning
8. Bee Sting
9. Being Lit
10. Walking
11. Parents Suddenly Falling Ill
12. Riding "Syndrome"
13. Encountering a Thief
14. Encountering Venomous Snakes
15. Encountering Scorpions
16. Snow Blindness
17. Frostbite
18. Being Scratched by Dogs and Other Animals
19. Facing Loneliness
【Chapter 7】Dangerous Situations at Home
1. Family Members Being Electrocuted
2. Sudden Power Outage
3. Electrical Appliances on Fire
4. Gas Leakage
5. Faucet and Gas Switches
6. Strangers’ Phone Calls
7. Strangers Knocking the Door
8. Girls Making Unreasonable Demands
9. Leakage and Overflow of Water Pipes and Bathroom Appliances
10. Swallowing Foreign Objects
11. Fish Bones Stuck in the Throat
12. Eating Insecticides by Mistake
13. Hot Water
14. Burns
15. Taking the Wrong Medicine
16. Taking Spoiled Medicine by Mistake
17. Discovering a Yellow Disc
18. Discovering Something Wrong With the Nanny
19. Making Emergency Calls
20. How to Get Along with Stepparents
21. How to Get Along with Stepparents' Children
22. Parents Fighting
23. Parents' Excessive Drinking
24. Parents’ Divorce
25. Relatives Suddenly Falling Ill
【Chapter 8】Accidental Injuries
1. No Heartbeat or Breathing Left
2. Types of Bleeding
3. Correct Hemostasis
4. Simple Bandaging
5. Fractures
6. Treatment of Fractures
7. Handling the Injured
8. Visceral Prolapse
9. Caught By Dirty Things
【Chapter 9】Extraordinary Circumstances
1. Falling Into a Cave
2. Air Crash
3. Maritime Disaster
4. Tornado
5. Being Buried
6. Forest Fires
7. Debris Flow
8. Rolling Stone
9. Lightning
10. Unknown Substances
11. Hail
12. Drowning
Boys' Self-Defense Tips
Postscript