During the National Day holiday, college student Zhu Wei originally planned to climb one peak a day, aiming to conquer the "Five Great Mountains" within the days. Unexpectedly, he ended up saving a person just after climbing Mount Huashan. "Although my plan to climb the 'Five Great Mountains' fell through, saving him made it feel incredibly worthwhile, and I feel particularly at ease."

On a certain date, Xiangyang Automobile Vocational and Technical College received a banner inscribed with "Helping Hands in Times of Crisis, Lifesaving Gratitude Forever Remembered." The heroic act of Zhu Wei, a student of the college, who bravely saved a life on Mount Huashan, only came to light among his peers.

Zhu Wei is a first-year student majoring in mechatronics at the School of Intelligent Manufacturing at the university. This year, during the National Day holiday, he chose to embark on a "special forces-style tour," planning to climb all five sacred mountains of China and admire the beautiful landscapes of the motherland. Before setting off, Zhu Wei made a detailed plan and purchased train tickets to Weinan, Shaanxi, and Datong, Shanxi, among other destinations.

On the morning of [specific date], around 10:00, while climbing Mount Huashan, Zhu Wei noticed that Li Han, a fellow tourist he had met on the same tour bus, suddenly collapsed on the ground, unconscious. "At that time, the heart rate monitor on his wristwatch alarmed, showing his heart rate had spiked to 180 beats per minute," Zhu Wei recalled. During their conversation while climbing, Zhu Wei learned that Li Han was a retired soldier. Li Han's lips turned purple, and he had difficulty breathing. It wasn't until he took a few doses of quick-acting heart pills that his symptoms slightly improved.

Worried about Li Han's health, Zhu Wei stayed by his side to take care of him. Not long after, Li Han suddenly collapsed and began to convulse. Zhu Wei immediately contacted Li Han's family by phone, informed them of the situation, and together with the staff at the scenic area, they carried Li Han to the top of the mountain. They then quickly descended by cable car and boarded an ambulance, rushing directly to the hospital.

Due to missing the train schedule, Zhu Wei proactively canceled the remaining train tickets and ended the "Five Sacred Mountains Tour" ahead of time. That afternoon, Zhu Wei accompanied Li Han throughout the treatment process, paid the medical expenses in advance, and only left after Li Han's family arrived, feeling reassured.

Upon learning that Zhu Wei was a college student, Li Chun, the brother of Li Han, made a special trip to the school on a certain day to present Zhu Wei with a banner of gratitude for saving his brother's life. Zhu Wei said, "At that time, I didn't think much about it. Human life is paramount; the 'Five Great Mountains' can be climbed again later. If I hadn't gone to save him, and something had really happened, I would regret it for the rest of my life."