A composition about the 5.12 earthquake and a text message from my mother

.Reflections on the Sichuan Earthquake Essay Wednesday, May 14, 2008

19:56 At 14:28:04.0 on May 12, 2008, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake occurred in Wenchuan County, Sichuan . According to the latest progress report on earthquake disasters and earthquake relief in Sichuan Province, as of 16:00 on May 13, the disaster situation in Sichuan Province is: more than 12,000 people have died, 26,206 people have been injured, 9,404 people have been buried, and 3.46 million houses have been damaged.

From yesterday to today, time is passing little by little. Every minute, many people in the disaster area are facing the danger of death due to insufficient resources to rescue officers, soldiers and doctors. On the Internet, the latest news, pictures and videos are constantly coming, and one of the videos is even more unforgettable for me: the first picture of the video is of a collapsed building, which used to be a beautiful campus. Among the collapsed rubble, a young and immature face appeared in front of him. It was a little girl in first or second grade. After a day of burial, the little girl's face, which was originally rosy, had turned black and yellow due to excessive hunger and lack of oxygen. On her face, you can vaguely see the traces of tears from crying, as well as a hint of despair. The little girl's mouth is still opening and closing, but her voice cannot be heard in the video. It seems that the little girl cried and asked for help when she was buried in the rubble, and her voice has become hoarse. Seeing this little girl, I felt very emotional. The massive earthquake in Sichuan caused tens of thousands of people to be trapped in the ruins. Like the little girl, they were unable to save themselves in the rubble. If the officers and soldiers did not rescue them in time, the lives of these people would be in danger and they would be oppressed by death. At this time, a shout was heard: "There is someone here!" A group of officers and soldiers ran over and carried out rescue work excitedly. The little girl's face was suddenly filled with joy and she shouted: "Come and save me!" An officer lowered his head and said to the little girl: "Little sister, we are rescuing you. Don't talk, stay well and be patient. Wait for us!" The little girl was obedient and stopped talking, looking at the officers and soldiers eagerly. Since the little girl is inside the ruins, if some rescue machines are used, the ruins may collapse again, endangering the little girl's life. Since machines could not be used, the officers and soldiers formed a circle and lay down to dig through the rubble with their hands. It was already one o'clock in the morning. These officers and soldiers had rescued multiple collapse sites and were already exhausted. However, if you relax for even a second, the people trapped under the ruins may be in danger of death! For the sake of the people affected by the disaster, it doesn't matter if you are a little bit tired or a little bit tired. The officers and soldiers continued to rescue the people affected by the disaster with the belief that "if you step in a second earlier, you may save one more person." At this time, the rubble around the little girl was finally cleared by officers and soldiers, and the little girl was successfully rescued.

The 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Sichuan shocked the world, and the fate of the people in the disaster area also affected the hearts of 1.3 billion Chinese people. After the Wenchuan earthquake in Sichuan, the China Earthquake Administration has launched a first-level emergency plan. The National Earthquake Disaster Emergency Rescue Team, composed of 12 people from the China Earthquake Administration, 150 people from an engineering corps of the Beijing Military Region, and 22 people from the Armed Police General Hospital, rushed to the Wenchuan disaster area one after another to be responsible for search, rescue and medical rescue tasks. The Chinese Air Force today dispatched 22 military transport aircraft to airlift more than 6,000 paratroopers and four command vehicles to the earthquake-stricken areas in Sichuan to carry out earthquake relief tasks in Mianzhu, Anxian and Beichuan areas. The Ministry of Civil Affairs also urgently allocated 25,000 disaster relief tents to support the disaster-stricken areas in Sichuan, and other relief materials are being mobilized and transported. People from all walks of life, many Chinese companies, and the Red Cross Society of China are also assisting Sichuan.

In the face of disaster, unity is strength. When 1.3 billion Chinese people are shoulder to shoulder, holding hands, and heart to heart, any difficulty is temporary and any disaster can be overcome