There is no doubt that human beings are very vulnerable when facing extreme weather. Powerful natural phenomena such as floods, hurricanes and high temperatures can easily ruin your home. Regardless, many people still believe that they can always defeat nature. About 25 years ago, a famous Chinese trekker decided to cross the Lop Nor which is called the Sea of De*d! There was nothing there except sand and high temperatures. He just buried a few bottles of water in a few spots before the day of his adventure. He started his journey with only a few tools and his courage. Everything went well on the first two days but on the third day, a big sandstorm caused him to get lost. He continued his trip on the wrong path until he ran out of water. He was found d*ead from dehydration a few days later in his tent and he had dug a deep hole with a knife outside his tent. We can picture how hopeless he became when he found there was no water at the bottom of the hole. We really respect this hero, but we should respect nature too. Extreme weather is scary but if we prepare enough, we can protect ourselves from being hurt!

There is no doubt that humans are very vulnerable when faced with extreme weather. The power of nature, such as floods, hurricanes and high temperatures, can easily ruin our homes. Even so, many people still believe that thay can win against nature in any case. About 25 years ago, a famous Chinese trekker decided to travel through the Lop Nor, which is called the Sea of Dead! Nothing was there besides sand and high temperatures. He just buried some bottles of water in a few spots before the day of his adventure. He set off on his trip with only a few tools and his courage. Everything went well during the first two days, but on the third day, a big sandstorm caused him to get lost. He continued his trip on the wrong path until he began running out of water. He was found a few days later in his tent. He had died due to dehydration. Outside his tent, there was a deep hole which the adventurer had dug with a knife. We can picture how hopeless he was when he found that there was no water at the bottom of the hole. We really respect this hero, but we should respect nature, too. Extreme weather is scary, but if we prepare well enough for it, we can protect ourselves from getting hurt!