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By APD Writer Hewei
A 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Jiuzhaigou County in southwestern China’s Sichuan Province Tuesday night. The search and rescue operation is underway.
Again, a lot of moving stories occurred in the great country.
Before Li Ya felt the shaking, her husband has covered her head with hands. However, her husband’s head was wounded by a stone.
The young couple went there to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary.
“He loves me so much. If without him, I would be seriously hurt,” Li said and sobbed.
·“My little darling , Daddy must go to a place where need me more, I will be back soon.” A police wrote those words to his new-born baby before he left home to rescue more victims in the earthquake.
Screeshot of Wechat showing that a police says goodbye to his baby.
Citizens in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan, are waiting in line to donate blood.
Citizens in Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan provine, wait outside to donate blood.
An intern of Jiuzhai InterContinental Paradise Hotel risked his life to save four children while he was running out from the hotel. “I can’t take them all out once, so I took two of them first, and then went back to pick the other two,” said Wang Yuan, a junior student of Tibet Minzu University.
An intern of Jiuzhai InterContinental Paradise Hotel , who has risked her life to other four children, are interviewed.
On the way to the epicenter, some rescuers were caught in the traffic jam in Pingwu County, 180 miles away to the Jiuzhaigou. A restaurant owner provided them with beef noodles for free.
Locals sent foods to resurers for free.
Ms. Shi was the only passenger of No. 3U8328 flight. She insisted to fly back to the Jiuzhaigou after the strong earthquake happened. The 25-year-old young lady is the owner of a hotel there. Because worrying about the safety of her employees and guests, she chose to come back. After she returned, she set up a service point, providing free food and accommodation for rescuers and stranded tourists.
Screeshot of the People's Daily shows a warm-hearted story.
Jiuzhaigou, a UNESCO nature reserve and popular tourist destination, attracts a large number of tourists across the world every year.
(ASIA PACIFIC DAILY)
