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Remembering the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake |
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On May 12, 2008, the land turned into ruins and people turned into injured
victims struggling beneath the rubble. At that moment, at 2:28 pm, the entire
nation was frozen in shock. The name Wenchuan, previously unknown to many,
became known worldwide as the grief from the magnitude 8.0 earthquake shook the
hearts of people everywhere. It was a dark day, a day that would forever be
etched into the memory of China.
Blood was shed in the disaster zone, but from outside came a powerful force -
love, silently and profoundly shaking the people of Sichuan.
Billions of dollars in donations poured in, each one representing boundless
help. Drops of blood containing love flowed through the bodies of the wounded,
nourishing their souls. Bowls of food brimming with love were so delicious and
fragrant. Though the tents were simple, they became homes filled with love.
The phrase "When one part of the country is in trouble, the whole country comes
to its aid" was echoed by every person, filled with determination and hope for
the future. The people of Sichuan were united in the face of disaster, shining
brighter than ever before. Love was the driving force behind it all.
Parents who lost their children were heartbroken, and children who lost their
parents were in mourning. But today, we see brilliant smiles emanating from the
hearts of those who have triumphed over the disaster. With the help of the
government and the Chinese nation, they overcame the catastrophe. The storm
passed, and a rainbow appeared, all because of one word - "love".
Even the smallest acts of love, multiplied by 1.3 billion, become an ocean of
love. No matter how great the difficulty, divided by 1.3 billion, it becomes
insignificant. To those in the disaster zone, there are 1.3 billion people and a
strong motherland standing behind you. Don't be afraid, Wenchuan, don't be
afraid, China!
Because of the profound love that has permeated the earth and the kindness of
our hearts, China did not fall but instead stood tall and strong.
Thick love flows like a river, spreading far and wide across the land of China. |
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