Medical workers at the frontline of quake relief in Sichuan province have received a shot in the arm from a team of 15 doctors and nurses from Beijing's China-Japan Friendship Hospital.
He almost never cries. Sometimes, when a visitor looks at the 2-month-old boy up close, the infant will smile and wave his tiny hands.
Inside a green tent of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) frontline hospital in Qingchuan county, Sichuan province, Yang Chunbo held her 2-day-old daughter in her arms.
Oh Mother Earth - what pain you must have suffered to tear yourself apart,
Although the nation's three days of National Mourning came to a close on Wednesday, a number of shows continue to raise funds for Sichuan's earthquake victims.
About 2:20 pm on May 12, young Deng Lijun - with the same name as the late singing legend Teresa Teng from the 1980s - made her way down three flights of stairs to the restroom, 10 minutes before joining her classmates in their exercises. She was allowed to leave early because her left leg, hindered by polio, made walking difficult.
Zhang Yaqiu, a senior high school student from Mianzhu, 15 km south of quake epicenter Wenchuan, sits in a makeshift tarp tent in Yinghua square and has her face buried in textbooks and notes she dug out from the rubble.
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