Elastic safety handrails of hanging elevator lift car

Elastic safety handrails of a hanging elevator lift car are structurally characterized in that a plurality of wall elastic handrails and a plurality of hanging elastic handrails which can vertically stretch and retract and elastically move under external force are mounted on the wall bodies in the peripheries and on the tops of various lift cars which run in elevator shafts in buildings and have different functions. When the lift cars normally run in the elevator shafts, a passenger holds the corresponding handrails subconsciously to have more sense of security. If one lift car falls in running, because the falling inertia of the lift car is small, at the moment when the lift car and a human body land synchronously and under the situation that the human body pull the corresponding handrails with both hands, the buffering process that both elbows are pulled straight because of the falling inertia of the human body, the both legs bend, and the trunk crouches is achieved. If the lift car falls to the bottom of the elevator shaft synchronously with a passenger when running on a high storey, because falling inertia is large, the changes of the posture of pulling the corresponding handrails to crouch in a buffering manner of the passenger cannot completely counteract inertia, the power of human body falling is completely transmitted to the corresponding handrails, so that the corresponding handrails are pulled downwards, and residual inertia is counteracted.