Zengying, a reporter from Chengdu, started his earthquake diary since May 12. Journalists were reporting with tears and he pleaded the government not to strengthen the control over media report. Today, he started his journey to the earthquake center, Wenchuan.
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I hope China opens up over this
Dear Friends of China
Many of you will know me or know of me and that I am here working in Luoyang, Henan PRC, also that I have considerable nursing experience (UK registered) particularly with abandoned and very sick children.
My time is flexible at present and I am looking for an opportunity to help in Sichuan or anywhere that is receiving children or injured people from the earthquake area and need additional support of any kind.
If you are working in that area or are sending or know of any western ngos in the area please would you let me know. I can speak some mandarin and am self funded.
Many thanks for taking time to read this
Best wishes
Lyn
Lyn Gould RGN, Dip.N.(Lond.)
Director ChinaKidz
Mobile: 86-13782694047
Email lynlyn49@yahoo.com or Lyn@chinakidz.org
earthquake
Three days we mourn
for the loss of lives
They,
left behind
now lost in life,
will mourn
for days to come
Three minutes
we are silent
for a lifelong silence
They will hear
Shaken in a world
That shattered their hearts
scattered their dreams
Turned upside down
Left their life
In a shambles
Today the world
Cry with them
But will their tears
ever dry?
Three days we remember
They
Their life long
Will never forget….
By Marina v.d B May 19 2008
I want to share this … my heart goes out to my Chinese
people