Isn’t this photo beautiful? Especially the mountains. Seems very romantic!
How about when there is a shortage of winter clothes, when there is no place to keep you warm enough?
Living there, how will it be like?
It rained there. Under this kind of environment, how would you feel?
After dinner, the sky turned dark, and the rain turned into snow.
Snow, is it still romantic?
Today, we received a call, a chilling phone call. DuoJie said, officials from XiHang requested them to shift their relief camp to another place, without delay. Because of this, some leaders who are on leave had to be called to deal with this. However, even when they were negotiating in the name of Yushu Earthquake Relief promotion division, the officials gave them no leeway. Other things we can tolerate, but speaking of shifting, we are very troubled. The last time we shifted in May, the three of us worked the whole day and by 4pm, we were all exhausted. Yet, there were still tons of things to be done. Now, we’ve also only three persons. History repeating itself? No idea. Let’s hope that the leaders will be able to arrange a satisfying result.
Isn’t this pouring salt on wound?
Which is colder? The weather, or the heart?
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Adapted from:
Teacher Meng’s blog entry dated 13 October 2010
Special thanks to our translator: Ng Lai Thin
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