On this day, 27 years ago, on September 10, 1998 (July 20, 1998, the first large passenger plane in my country's civil aviation history was successfully forced to land. The China Eastern Airlines passenger plane successfully made a forced landing. After landing, the aircraft was still in danger of explosion and fire. Foam must be sprayed immediately to extinguish the fire. On the evening of September 10, 1998, the front landing gear of a China Eastern Airlines MD-11 aircraft flying from Shanghai to Beijing failed. During the emergency landing where fate was unknown, none of the flight attendants showed panic, but were trained to lead and help passengers escape. The three flight attendants, Shu Ye, Hu Junyi and Ji Ronghua, finally left the plane after confirming that all the passengers had left. The passengers were not injured at all, but the three were injured due to leaks in the slide. After receiving the emergency landing notice, the flight attendants immediately spread out and stood in the aisles on both sides to demonstrate the emergency landing posture to passengers and provide individual guidance to some passengers in need. The announcement asked each passenger to remove sharp objects with them, but some hesitated. Shu Ye pointed to a lady and said,"Donate the ring to me and take it down!" As the plane was about to touch ground, the flight attendants shouted in unison over and over again: Lower your head, bend down, and exert pressure all over your body. The moment the nose hit the ground, the alarm system buzzed, all the lights went out, and the cabin was dark, with only the sound of flight attendants shouting commands. After the plane stopped, the stewardesses quickly steered passengers off the plane. When they found three luggage racks open, Shu Ye hurriedly shouted, Don't bring luggage with them, let's go. Shu Ye, the last person to leave the plane and his body was soaked in foam, said in an interview: "The situation at that time was completely a sense of responsibility. If other flight attendants encountered it, I believe they would do the same. "In 1998, the safety landing staff of China Eastern Airlines passenger plane assisted passengers to quickly leave the plane. The injured flight attendant finally left the scene. Ji Ronghua, one of the last flight attendants on the China Eastern Airlines passenger plane who made a forced landing on September 10