Examples of maternal love should be common, not old-fashioned.

Twisted steel bars, layers of concrete precast slabs, pressed, nailed and crowded, covered with countless dead bodies and dying people, the earth was in a mess after the earthquake.

During the search and rescue, rescuers found a body in the collapsed house in the ruins. Her strange posture of death caught the attention of rescuers. She knelt on her knees, her whole upper body crawled forward, and her hands supported her. Some bowed like the ancients, but her body was deformed by the pressure. Rescuers reached through the cracks in the ruins to confirm that she had stopped breathing and was crushed to death by the collapsed house. They shouted at the ruins again and beat the bricks with crowbars, but there was no response.

When the crowd walked to the next building, the rescue captain suddenly ran back and shouted "Come here" as he ran. He came to her again, struggling to reach under the woman and groping. He touched it a few times and shouted, "Someone, a child, is still alive."

After some efforts, people carefully cleaned up the ruins that blocked her way. It turned out that her child was lying under her, wrapped in a small red quilt with yellow flowers, about 3 or 4 months old. Because of the protection of the mother's body, the child in her arms is unscathed. When the rescuers took the child out, he was still sleeping quietly, as if nothing had happened. He doesn't know what happened in this world, let alone that his mother gave him a second life. His sleeping face made everyone present feel very warm.

The accompanying doctor found a mobile phone in the quilt wrapped around the child. The mobile phone screen says "Dear Baby, if you can live, you must remember that I love you".