Talk about the wilderness tea stall

Yunnan boys put down their tea stalls in the scorching sun to quench their thirst for disaster relief workers (photo)

About a third of the way from Ludian County to Longtoushan Town, the reporter was attracted by a card next to Panshan Highway, which read "You have worked hard, please drink tea and water".

Holding the sign is a little boy who is more than one meter tall. The sign is made of cardboard and tied to a wooden stick with white packaging line. Next to another older boy, there is a small table with several cups on it.

The boy's name is Li Wenliang, and he is 9 years old. The boy sitting at the table is Liu Yiquan, 12 years old. The two children are neighbors, and their home is about 10 minutes away from here. It's summer vacation. After the earthquake, the two fathers told their children that many people came to the disaster area to offer their love, "You two also go".

In the morning, Liu Fu made a bucket of tea at home and took it to his destination. The two children took out the five most beautiful white porcelain cups at home, wiped them clean and began to set up stalls.

At 1 1: 30 in the morning, the stall has been set up for nearly half an hour. "No one stopped to drink water." The two boys are a little depressed. "Disaster relief people are very tired and hard. I hope they can drink some water to quench their thirst. "

There are two cups of tea on the Xiao Mu table, which is one meter square. The reporter had a drink, and Liu Yiquan immediately took the cup. "I won't give you enough." The two children are going to set up a stall until the sun goes down, "so people who come back from disaster relief can drink."

In the hot noon sun of more than 30 degrees, two children said, "We have umbrellas, which are neither hot nor tired, only adults are tired."