First, observe the sky and judge the weather changes. Be sure to find shelter quickly before it rains. If there are caves in the wild, you can take refuge in them. Hiding in a tin house is not allowed. It's best to hide under a stone. If you want to hide next to big trees or rocks, avoid hiding directly under trees. Instead, squat down and avoid danger in a circle slightly away from these hidden objects and with the same radius as these hidden objects. According to research, the lightning protection effect is most obvious when the height is one-fifth or less of the height of these trees and rocks.

Second, avoid entering wet or watery places, and it is best to step on insulation such as plastic sheets or backpacks. Wear a raincoat at the same time to avoid getting wet. If you are in an empty valley or grassland, find a low-lying place to squat down, instead of lying down. If you are on the coastline, there is really no place to hide from those small stones. Find a low-lying place to squat down. Don't use the mobile phone. You can put your feet together, put your hands on your knees and bend forward.

Third, don't have any metal objects on your body. Take down all the metal things you carry with you and put them in your backpack, especially the metal glasses frames, belt buckles and trekking poles. It is also important to note that we should not concentrate on avoiding collective disasters.

Fourth, don't hide under any lightning protection equipment when lightning strikes.