These days, the Chinese Time line has been a very great Australian doctor to brush the screen hard!
Dr. Harris, an anesthesiologist from Adelaide, is the key to the Thai cave rescue operation with his excellent diving technology and medicine, and risked his life to rescue the 13 trapped people.
The rescue operation was completed yesterday! Dr. Harry was finally out of the cave after he made sure everyone was safe. At this point, it was only known that the doctor was on holiday with his family before flying in Thailand, and that was his last time with his father.
All this, all of this, let you respect the brave and unselfish doctor. A lot of people think he's not ordinary, great, only one of his old friends, Craig Challen, said, ""It's nothing, because he's a wet mule.".
Challen is a veterinarian in Perth and a good friend of Dr. Harry's. Last week, he was called to Thailand by Dr. Harry on a phone call, and then assisted him in the rescue work.
Because of a phone call, put down the work to fly to Thailand to save people, this is really revolution friendship ah!
Dr. Harry asked Dr. Challen to go with him because he knew the task was very difficult and he needed a reliable partner to complete with him.
This man is his life and death in the wet mule Club, Harry and Challen two senior diving players.
Inadvertently exposed this mysterious club called "Wet Mules".
ABC News: Thailand cave rescue: The core of action is the "wet donkey" diving club in Australia
"What is" wet mule "Club?"
You must be wondering why this club calls Wet Mules such a stupid name: wet mules.
When you know the origin of the name, you will know how awesome the club is! There is a foreign proverb called "enough money to burn a wet mule". This is used to describe a person super rich, cash enough to burn a wet mule to death! You said no trenches!
The natives called the club a "wet mule", meaning that the burning of the money was incomplete.
So, without a million, the wet mules won't play with you.
It's just the basic requirement, and there's plenty of leisure time. Because the club often has to hold a number of activities, it is less likely to go to the field and have no adequate holiday.
It's not enough to be free. The most important thing is, you need a single-door technology, dive!
If the top drivers are those who drive F1 cars, then the top divers, all in this "Wet Mules Club", are the F1 players in the diving world!
The hardest part of scuba diving is technical diving. "Wet mules" are all skilled scuba divers who challenge the most dangerous waters in the world and go to abyss that humans have never been to. Therefore, wet mule club to member diving skills requirements are not generally high.
Rich, free, and skilled.
The Australian "wet mule" 's full membership may be less than 50, not a high-paying industry from a doctor's lawyer, the CEO of a company.
So, to the outside world, it is a rather mysterious organization.
And take a look at what these rich people in Australia do when they get together.
When not diving, they discuss all kinds of diving equipment and outdoor equipment together. It is no exaggeration to say that the diving equipment owned by the "wet mule" members may be more high-end professional than some national-level rescue teams!
It's a scuba-diving respirator, and a common respirator is about 50,000 yuan! The equipment of these high-level playing can't be thought of. I finally know why it's a rich club.
In addition to buying equipment, they like to get together to discuss academic issues such as scuba diving techniques and topography. Many nature scientist, The British Broadcasting Corporation documentary director, National Geographic photographers are also old friends of wet mules.
The happiest thing for wet mules, though, is to drive hundreds of kilometers to an abyss that no one has ever challenged, wearing their favorite equipment, such as Pearse River, New Zealand, the deepest ice-water cave in the world!
They sometimes need to have heavy equipment on foot for dozens of kilometers to reach the entrance, often in the field to support a tent, to be ready for a few days.
Every step, from surveying terrain, designing schemes, erecting safety ropes, to entering caves, involves complex calculations and thorough considerations, and each step requires a powerful brain and rich experience. A small mistake could kill a companion.
It can also be seen that these rich people are all masters.
The Thai rescue shows that cave diving is dangerous, and that they all seem to be middle-aged, or even old, at a still restless age, and that the rich are simply playing with their lives.
Rich have leisure, but do not go to Sea View Villas lie down, run to the mountains to play their lives. There is too much incomprehensibility in the lives of these rich people.
One by one, they were worth millions, but once they entered the streets of Australia, they could not be found at all. They usually like to go to work by bike. Their houses all look ordinary, but they must be in beautiful rich areas. They buy discount suits at the mall and wear pajamas for Father's Day gifts from Kmart. They don't want to go to luxury stores once a year, but thousands of dollars are spent on their hobby of diving.
Unfortunately, their wives, children, like them, like outdoor and adventure. So, they probably haven't been to the Maldives, but they often go camping on the RV.
No scented car beauty, no sea view mansion, no drawer of Herm è s belt, made so much money, but do not know how to enjoy, really do not know what these rich people want.
No matter what other people don't understand, they know why they're doing it.
The "wet mule club" has its own homepage on Facebook, which is a platform for them to record themselves. There was not much in it, but they could see how much they liked their hobby.
They're not crazy. They live real.
Most of the rich in this club have reached middle age, even old age. For them, the desire for the physical world is no longer the focus of life. A lot of rich people in Australia are like this: a house, two cars, three kids and a dog, it's a satisfying life.
That extra wealth, they are more willing to invest in their own life, especially a healthy hobby.
Riding, surfing, climbing, diving, riding, and many high-paying people spend 1/3 of their income on hobbies. Their hobbies are not casual play, need to invest a lot of time and energy, but also rich, but to play on the very professional!
The "wet mule" club may be one of many of the mystical earth-ho clubs, where they are all the true social elites, and they are willing to do so because they have found true happiness and satisfaction.
The true sense of accomplishment is for them, though it's hard to dive in the cave, but it's also the charm of it: the "We like to solve the most difficult problems and enjoy the pleasure of creativity"
In fact, "wet mule" also has another meaning, that is, "like a mule as stubborn and strong"!
They enjoyed the sense of accomplishment that followed the conquest and, in this way, demonstrated their abilities and qualities.
True friendship, true friends are like-minded, and the members of this club, most of them together for many years of life and death. Compared to their business partners, the rich here reap true gold friendships.
Diving in a cave is different from the general movement, which is a high-risk activity for teamwork. There must be a tacit understanding between the players, and at the moment of death, it will not be abandoned. So, there's a strong sense of trust and emotional contact between members who have gone through a couple of expeditions together.
That's why Dr. Harry has a call, and Dr. Challen's going to die.
The real example is that there are many rich people in the world, but they are different, and few people love life and the earth as much as they do. Their diving skills, in addition to satisfying their curiosity, are also helping the world.
They were like Batman, saving the world out of their own pockets.
Thailand's rescue operations are only one of their actions in the past few decades, and they often receive help from the world. For the general public, "wet mule" is a mysterious club, but for rescue experts, they are the same rescue stars as the gods.
They volunteered at the front line of many rescue missions and never paid a penny. No matter how far away, come on call.
They also help the world to recognize the beauty of nature. The reason they went to the expedition was because of the fantastic view of the earth. The pictures and image data they have taken are in a number of The British Broadcasting Corporation documentary and national geographic magazine.
Because of them, we know what's going on under the depths.
These make them proud role models and influence children's values. Their positive idea of life and their unrewarding contribution to society are more valuable than any wealth in their children's growth.
A "wet mules club" that allows you to see the same rich circle in Australia
Not only will I make money, but I'll play more than I will. It's not just that it's just the money, that's the difference between me and the earth.