What is your deepest memory of the ninth anniversary of the Wenchuan earthquake nine years ago?

The Wenchuan earthquake nine years ago, in 2008, really left a deep memory for us. Although it has been a long time, the scene at that time is still very clear in retrospect. There were many things in that year that we will always keep in mind. Let's talk about what impressed me the most nine years ago.

I remember 9 years ago, 5. 12, I was a sixth-grade pupil. I don't know anything, nor have I experienced an earthquake. It can be said that I was stupid. I remember that just after noon that day, I came to school to start classes after dinner. Our class starts at 2: 30, but because it is a key class and we have to go to school, we are already in class at 2: 28. I remember when the earthquake came, I didn't even realize it. I just feel that the table is shaking, the bench is ringing and the teacher is still talking loudly about math problems. After shaking for about 30 seconds, I was a little sleepy and in a daze. Suddenly a student stood up and said loudly: earthquake! Our whole class froze because we had never seen an earthquake. Hearing this, the teacher immediately threw away the books and chalk in his hand and ran out of the classroom first. More than eighty students in our class are at a loss. Seeing the teacher run away, we followed, and a large group of people crowded into a door. I am very lucky. I was sitting in the front of the classroom and soon squeezed out. But there are still many students crowding out. About two minutes later, all the students came out, but the earth was still shaking Suddenly, I heard that a classmate was pushed down and his shoes were trampled off during the extrusion. Can't help but make my heart tremble. Now that I think about it, if it weren't for the small order of magnitude here, we wouldn't have run out. Life is impermanent, which is really a pity. I remember standing in the yard since we came out. After an hour, we felt that everything was back to its original state (in fact, we stopped shaking for a long time, just scared and stood in the yard for an hour). We went back to the classroom, and then the headmaster announced the suspension of classes and let us go home. At that time, we thought it was good not to attend class, so we went home together and discussed it with some friends.

When I got home, I found it was Wenchuan earthquake on TV, with a full magnitude of 8.0. I was really shocked at that time. Then I slowly saw the tragic earthquake in the news.

After shaking for a few days, people there began to rumor that there was going to be a big earthquake here! Great, the whole city is crawling around like ants. Everyone walks in the street during the day, and there are people everywhere in the park square. Take out the quilt directly at night and make a floor in the square park, and don't go home all night. The schools directly in trouble are closed, teachers don't attend classes, and students have holidays. So my mother and I discussed my hometown in the countryside, which means that I will die in the countryside. My mother actually listened to me and took me back to my hometown (my father is out of town). When I went back, people in my hometown were more active. They set up tents directly on the threshing floor, slept in them, didn't go home during the day at night and ate instant noodles. The school had three days off, so I stayed in the threshing floor with my neighbors for three days. Of course, men and women are separate.

After the holiday, we continued our class, but we were still nervous. We don't take off our clothes at night in case of an earthquake. However, after a few days of fear, everything gradually subsided and everyone continued to be busy in their respective places. Of course, they also watch the news every day to learn about Wenchuan.

This is my deepest memory of the earthquake nine years ago.