Thu, 15/05/2008 - 12:05pm — Susandong
I cried last night while watching the live tv program for the miserable condition of the epicenter and for the kids, the old, and those whose lives had been claimed by the disaster. I could not imagine how much they suffered and how their hopes of surviving kindled and quenched. And I was deeply touched by the love to the victims by all walks of life. To conquer or to die. Hanging together, we will definitely win over the catastrophe.
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Sat, 17/05/2008 - 9:17pm — ronseattle
And our premier, our army, our people, our nation are all great, hand in hand, facing the diaster and endeavouring the difficulties. We are in a battle for saving our brothers' lives. Every minute is precious.
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Fri, 16/05/2008 - 11:38pm — SarahZhang
I shared with your sadness. My heart felt heavy too. But I think at this time, what we need the most is to stay strong and united to overcome this difficult time. What do you think?
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