Considering response for emergency scenario
I see the user wrote in Chinese about a woman who fell into a lake after the ice broke while she was taking photos. This could be an urgent situation, and I'm thinking about their intent. Do they want a description, reaction, or safety advice? Since this appears to be an emergency, I should provide general safety guidance and encourage them to reach out for professional help. However, I’ll also ask a clarifying question to understand better!Delivering emergency guidance
I want to provide clear and concise emergency steps in Chinese for this situation. First, I’ll ask if the user is on-site, if anyone's injured, and their location. Then I'll suggest they call the emergency number (120/110 in China) right away. It’s important to stress not to go onto thin ice and outline the steps involved in a safe rescue. This includes reaching, throwing a rope, forming a human chain, and ensuring everyone stays safe. I’ll also give tips on preventing future incidents.Outlining water rescue steps
In China, emergency numbers are crucial: 119 for fire, 120 for ambulance, and 110 for police. For water rescue, I'd suggest calling 119 or 110, and 120 for medical emergencies.
Immediate steps include not running onto the ice, calling for help, and distributing weight appropriately. If someone is in the water, it's important for them to stay calm, control their breathing, and use their elbows for support. After rescue, remove wet clothing, monitor their condition, and perform CPR if needed. Finally, I’d remind them to check ice thickness and ask if they are safe.Guiding through CPR steps
I’m here to assist! I want to ask if the user is on-site: "你在现场吗？需要我一步步指导吗？" It’s important to keep my advice concise.
First, ensure your safety and call 119/110, mentioning the location, number of people, and time of the incident. Before rescue, don’t stand on the thin ice; keep others low and distribute weight. Use long items to reach or throw. If someone is in the water, they should keep their head above, control their breathing, and remove heavy items while maneuvering. After rescue, warm them up and monitor closely for hypothermia. Finally, I’ll check if they need further guidance and their location.
你在现场吗？先确保你自己安全，然后立刻报警求助：
- 119/110 请求水上/消防救援，同时呼叫 120；说明具体位置、人数、落水时间和岸边明显标志
现场自救与救援要点（先说话安抚，再行动）：
- 不要走上裂开的冰面；让围观者后退，保持安静指挥
- 就地取材“伸—抛—呼叫—不下水”：用长绳/衣服/树枝/梯子/木板等从岸边或趴姿接近，递给对方一端；多人可趴地拉“人链”，分散重量
- 递物时保持趴姿，身体低、距离边缘留余量；慢慢拉，避免猛拽导致二次破冰 
指导落水者自救（大声清晰指令）：
- 先控呼吸、保持冷静；解开背包等重物
- 双前臂压住冰沿，持续踢腿让身体变水平，胸腹贴冰后“匍匐滑上来”
- 上冰后不要站起，沿来路翻滚/匍匐远离薄冰
救起后处置：
- 继续匍匐撤离到安全地面；脱去湿衣，擦干并保温（毛毯、外套），避免直接高温烤
- 意识清楚可给温糖水，禁酒
- 无反应且不呼吸：立即心肺复苏（胸外按压 100–120次/分、深度约5–6厘米，30:2；不会吹气就持续按压）直到专业人员接手
预防提醒：
- 冬季尽量不上天然冰面；未知冰厚切勿靠近；远离入水口/暗流/裂缝
需要我一步步远程指导吗？你所在的城市位置是哪里？