actually i've always been avoiding writing about anything people and medias are discussing with too much passion. but about this quake, it differs.there are always things we can't avoid, like disasters, and knowing about them, and love, and writing about them. 

most of the time, in modern novels or movies, we would see love, and too much love which leads to disasters; and this does happen in reality. but this time, on the contrary, it's love that comes after a disaster, which makes it a little bit not that miserable while still a greatest disaster in years. it's days since the quake happened, but the end is still too far to be foreseen.

i think it would be a right choice to say sth about this in english since sb are saying that many foreigners don't know how and what to help because there are limited accesses for them to get detailed infomation about the earthquake. hope my doing this can be a little help, though seems nobody ever would come to my this remote website in which most of the time only a self-talker. however, i still wanna recommend , especially foreigners should click to the website of www.chinadaily.com.cn to know more about what's happening in sichuan, china.

really a huge disaster, most harmful since 1976, though the num of victims are not as huge as it was in tangshan, which is estimated around 50,000. but it's happening in 2008! just several days ago, when i heard that there were more than 30,000 victims because of the cyclone in myanmar, i got astonished and remarked that even a war can't kill so many nowadays. how on earth could this happen in china, and when my ankle has not damn recovered yet.

donated 200 yuan, 100 at my university and the other 100 in the venue. can't and never will be enough, just wanna do some help. and wish that if anyone by chance happens to read this blog in which though full of crap, for Kongming and pandas' sake, if you haven't done anything yet, do sth, please. it's a hard time for us to pass, so here and there, farer and near, we need to survive it together.