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On the mountain top, the firefighting team faced an even tougher test, as Nie Youyuan, the leader of the chainsaw operator team who is called as "Captain Nie," spent three days and four nights on the mountain on rescue.
"When we went to cut the barrier at night, we didn"t even know whether it was solid ground or cliff ahead of us. We can only trust our feelings," said the 29-year-old housing agent. "Into the nights, wearing a headlamp, we crumbled all the way up, carrying chainsaws and machetes to cut our way up."
At the very beginning of the rescue effort, there was no supply at the top of the mountain. While Nie was sharing bread with the rest of the team, he saw a 21-year-old young man on his team "wiping tears while eating the bread."
"I guess he was tired at the moment. But even so, he didn"t quit and stayed with the team until the end," Nie said. "I was very impressed. He showed me the fighting blood in the bones of young people in Chongqing."