Yushu earthquake synthetic material

The spirit of compatriots in the disaster areas who faced difficulties and survived tenaciously moved and shocked reporters again and again.

"When I was waiting for rescue, I found that several students around me were also crushed in reinforced concrete. I chatted with them, and two girls died while chatting with me. It pains me to watch the fresh life of the students die like this. "

—— Li Shuai, a teacher of Yushu Vocational and Technical School.

On April 16, the third day of the earthquake, on the street of Jiegu Town, Yushu County, Qinghai Province, the reporter saw countless sad faces, countless determined faces, and faces of rescuers and people in the disaster area who were still full of hope. In the contact with the people in the disaster area, the reporter was moved and shocked again and again.

Rescuers worked with local people to rescue the buried people. Long Chengtong photo

A sad face

The teacher was crushed under the concrete slab.

Watching the students around me die.

Yesterday morning 1 1: 20, Li Shuai, a 24-year-old history teacher from Yushu Vocational and Technical School, sadly showed the reporter a pink mobile phone. There is a photo sticker of a girl on the back of the mobile phone. The girl on the photo sticker smiles and holds a child. In the ruins behind Li Shuai, a large excavator was parked in the ruins, and dozens of officers and men were carefully searching for the buried bodies in the collapsed reinforced concrete, including the smiling girl in the mobile phone photo.

"This mobile phone was found in the ruins. The photo on the mobile phone is too small to identify who it is. I can only see the girl's oval face and her skin is quite white. Later, we found some friends' short messages, phone records and birthdays from our mobile phones. At present, we initially calculate that this girl is healthy and want Zhuo Ma or Angwen to hide forever. " Teacher Li Shuai told the reporter.

The Xining girl who came to work in Yushu after graduating from Jinan University two years ago recalled to the reporter the moment of the earthquake, and her face was full of tears: "At that time, I was lying on the dormitory bed, ready to get up, and suddenly I felt that the whole building was shaking violently, and then I found that my feet were pinned down by cement slabs. I quickly took out my mobile phone and called my colleagues to ask them to save me. While I was waiting for help, I found that several classmates around me were also crushed in reinforced concrete. I chatted with them, and two girls died while chatting with me. It pains me to watch the fresh life of the students die like this. "

Li Shuai was later rescued by his colleagues, and his leg was only slightly injured. She came to the ruins of the girls' dormitory for three days in a row, looking for students, hoping for a new miracle. (text)

A little girl is reading a book outside the tent.

Classmate's face

As survivors, we didn't think much, just trying our best to arrange the aftermath for the students who died.

Yesterday morning 10: 30, in front of the ruins of Yushu vocational and technical school, Dawa Caiza, a boy of science class 07 19, and his two classmates Zuo Xi Dong Tu and Bian Ba Zuo Xi were busy helping the rescue.

Dawagang told reporters that after the earthquake, the school evacuated them home. But I heard that many students were buried and the school needed a lot of help. He and six classmates took an hour and a half long-distance bus back to school yesterday afternoon. They stayed up all night, set up tents for the students who stayed at school, and dealt with the aftermath for the students who died. "We didn't think much, just want to do our part. During the earthquake, we boys all got up and lined up in the water room to fetch water, and the dormitory was not seriously damaged. Only a few students were injured when they jumped off the building. A few meters away from our dormitory, the girls' dormitory almost collapsed. Among the victims was a female classmate of our class, Mei Qing Batso. As a survivor, it is appropriate to do more for the school. " (Wen)

Armed police soldiers cook for the people in the disaster area. Xinhua News Agency

smiling face

When the reporter left, grandma held the reporter's hand hard and showed a grateful smile on her face under such difficult circumstances.

At 6 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday, in a civil tent in the playground of Yushu Vocational and Technical School, a 60-year-old grandma Jiang sat at the door of the tent with crutches and looked depressed, while her husband was lying on the bed in the tent, unable to move. Through the granddaughter's help in translation, the reporter learned that all the houses of Apo's family collapsed, her back was bent, her husband's right arm was severely fractured and her back was injured. Her son was killed in the earthquake, and her daughter's legs were broken and her eyes were seriously injured. She has been airlifted to other places for treatment.

Grandma can't speak Chinese, but when the reporter left, she held the reporter's hand hard. Under such difficult circumstances, a grateful smile appeared on her face, which shocked the reporter's heart. (text)

The electricity consumption in the disaster area has not been restored. Mobile phone charging point that loves to use diesel engine to generate electricity. Ni she

Mother's face

Aunt Deyang told a strange reporter about her son's life in fluent Chinese, from being naughty as a child to being sensible when he grew up, for more than half an hour.

Yesterday morning, a 40-year-old Deyang Tibetan woman was in front of the ruins of a two-story building next to Xinjian Road TV University in Jiegu Town. When the reporter asked if there were any casualties at home, Deyang's grandmother cried for a long time with her loved ones. Deyang's sister told reporters that Deyang's 23-year-old son was buried in reinforced concrete in the sudden earthquake in the early morning of 14. Rescuers found him four hours later, but there was no heartbeat.

Aunt Deyang told a strange reporter about her son's life in fluent Chinese, from being naughty as a child to being sensible when he grew up, for more than half an hour. The reporter sat in the scorching sun, listening to the story of grandma Deyang. She deeply felt her strong maternal love, hoping to get some comfort from her talk. (text)

Sit on the motorcycle surface of compatriots in the disaster area at will

In an interview with Jiegu Town, the reporter found that almost all local Tibetan compatriots, whether rescuers or media reporters, were grateful to the rescuers. All noodles and motorcycles in Jiegu Town Street, as long as there is space, Tibetan compatriots will stop and warmly greet people who stop by the roadside. In the process of finding a school, the reporter took a ride with four Tibetan compatriots. (Yang Ming)

A firm face

At this time, domestic volunteers came to Yushu continuously, and as Yushu people, they were duty-bound. After coming back, I organized a local volunteer team to receive volunteers from other places.

At 2 o'clock in the morning yesterday, the reporter dragged his tired body from the earthquake site to the centralized resettlement site of Jiegu Town Stadium. At that time, the wind was howling and the temperature was below-1℃. There are dozens of tents on the open-air stadium under the stars, all of which are dark. Just as the reporter was worried about which tent to spend the night in, a young Tibetan man appeared in front of the reporter. He introduced himself as Gus, a local volunteer in Yushu Prefecture and an employee of Yushu Prefecture Taxation Bureau. He took the reporter's luggage, led the reporter to a tent where five or six people had slept, spread out a sleeping bag for the reporter in a corner and took out a bottle of mineral water.

Gus sleeps in a tent with reporters. He told reporters that his house collapsed in the earthquake, but his family was only slightly injured. He put his family in Xining that afternoon and then rushed back to Yushu overnight. He said: "At this time, domestic volunteers came to Yushu continuously. As a Yushu person, it is even more obligatory. After returning, I organized a local volunteer team to receive volunteers from other places. " At six or seven o'clock in the morning, the people in the reporter's tent were awakened by a heavy blow, and then they felt the ground shaking. Everyone was shocked and scared. Gass told everyone calmly: "This is just an aftershock. You don't have to be afraid. It will be fine in a few minutes. " (text)