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Wang, who runs a food sales company in Chongqing, spent two days delivering relief supplies to the front line before heading into the mountains with other young volunteers carrying more than 30 kilograms of equipment, patrolling the hills in search of open fires and putting out fires.
"When you see people younger than you volunteering there, you won"t have any excuse not going up to the mountain." Wang said.
In the early morning hours of August 26, the Beibei mountain fires were finally put out after days of sleepless fire-fighting operations by tens of thousands of people.
GK made a video of all the images he recorded on camera during the mountain fire rescue in Chongqing and named it I fell in love with a city in ten days. The young photographer"s video has received more than 100,000 likes and shares on the platform WeChat.
"What I want to show through the video is the "red rock soul" of Chongqing people, and how China"s Gen-Z power is shaping the country"s future," he told the Global Times.