Posted on 05/17/2008 2:06:16 PM PDT by kevinwei
i experienced this disaster in chengdu,it is much more horrible than you heard from midia,chengdu citizens suffered frighten more that real threat.but this earthquake make dujiangyan\wenchuan\towns of mianyang\deyang vanish from map forever.thousands of hundreds of people lost their residents and sufferring from thirsty and stave.local people,chinese,good people from overseas help suffered without hesitate---that makes me moving .i want to say thanks to all the people who care about wenchuan earthquake and wish god bless all of you who gave your helping hand to the suffered.
Our hearts go out to the Chinese people who suffered and are suffering in this tragedy. We are praying for relief and health and comfort to the victims and their friends and families.
bttt
I have noted with surprise and admiration for the historically unprecedented surge of private giving across China by citizens high and low.
Totalitarian countries barely allow private charity, much less approve of it. Further, China has no tradition of “love thy neighbor as yourself.”
Every thinking person knows it's far worst then being reported.
BTW, welcome to FR.
prayers to you and yours.
Hang in there, kevinwei. Help is now pouring in. I am sorry for all those who have died and cannot be helped. But they are in a better place. We call it Heaven.
The American people are a caring people, our hearts go out to those who are suffering.
t.
Kevin,
There are many local groups all over America who are hosting fundraisers right now to help the Chinese people. Pain and suffering speak in one common language - one we all understand and feel. Believe me when I say that if empty planes were waiting at our U.S. airports for Americans to immediately climb on board and fly to China to assist with pulling cement and rock from your collapsed buildings, we would fill every flight.
It pains us that we can’t be there to hold your frightened children, hand out water and help your elderly find a comfortable place to rest.
Your crisis weighs heavily on our minds and in our hearts.
Welcome to Free Republic
I genuinely hope you are one of the frightened rather than the badly threatened.
Now that you know we are here and know how to speak to us.....please continue on a regular basis. I for one look forward to your posts.
Huan ying!
Many in this country pray for those affected by this tragedy -— those who have died and for those who have lost their dear families. The effort by the Chinese themselves, in aiding the victims, has been inspiring. National, regional and locals coming together to help their fellow man.
Such a sharp contrast to what has happened in Burma!
My prayers for your people continue.
bump
Welcome to Free Republic.
Please keep us informed, if you can.
Prayers for all of those in this disaster.
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