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People and things that touched us in the earthquake.

1. When the earthquake happened, we were working on the second floor of a building in Chengdu Hi-tech Incubation Park. Suddenly, this feeling is getting stronger and stronger. Most people didn't react the first time. They all stood up from their seats and looked at each other. One of their male colleagues joked: earthquake, run. Everyone reacted and started running together, and I followed. At the Loudaokou, a female colleague stopped. I pushed her to run, but she waited in all directions. Later I learned that she was waiting for her boyfriend-her boyfriend is also our colleague. In that moment of panic, in do or die, I was inexplicably moved.

2. There are many people. From the fifth floor down, they all run the stairs and go down to the stairs. A security guard is maintaining order, telling everyone not to panic and to walk to the empty dam in the middle. At that time, the earthquake was still quite severe, and I couldn't walk steadily. The steel pipes inserted between the tall columns in the incubator building collided with each other, like skipping rope, and the sound clicked. I stayed for a while. I called everywhere, but I couldn't get through. Looking back at the door, the security guard is still maintaining order: stand in the middle, don't be too close to the building.

A friend told me about a well-known training company: 2: 28, they are on the fifth floor. When the earthquake happened, all other companies on the same floor were in a panic. Everyone in this company stood up and shouted: Don't run-for fear of shock. Then everyone was quiet, and these people organized everyone to go downstairs. Can be horribly calm.

4. I finally got home and spilled things all over the floor. I don't have time to pack. Worried about aftershocks, I took clothes and food and ran to the Third Ring Road. When I came out and saw that the store was still open, I guessed that instant noodles would not be sold 10 yuan, right? As a result, none of them raised their prices.

Because I live in the elevator, the floor is relatively high and I dare not go home. So everyone organized to spend the night outside and listen to the sound in the car together. The radio said that some people need to donate blood, and there are only two places to accept blood donation, both of which are far away. There is a neighbor talking around: go, go for three rounds. I walked back for a while, because the traffic was too heavy, I really couldn't walk any further. The radio station is saying again: there are too many people going, and blood donors are already waiting in line. I suddenly wanted to cry at that moment.

6, WAP, QQ on the mobile phone, making calls everywhere. I dare not publish the news at random for fear of causing panic. Be careful to verify. A female neighbor cried when she learned that more than 50 people had died in Chengdu, 400 in Deyang and 7,000 in Beichuan. Eyes were red, tears swirled and I didn't cry. Everybody calm down and listen to the broadcast 9 1.4. Inquiring about the news of Wenchuan, that silence is terrible silence, and I feel my heartbeat.

Around 7: 00 or 8: 00, some cars on the Third Ring Road passed by quickly, and the road on the side passed by many excavators. Knowing that they were going to the disaster area, all the cars automatically gave way. After a while, more than 20 cars with the same appearance and marked public security came, and the speed should be around 120 yards. All flashlights. We all know: that's Premier Wen's motorcade, because it's the route from the airport to Dujiangyan. Not to mention whether it was a show or not, an old man in his 60 s died. When we were all worried about aftershocks in the street, he went to the front line.

8. The news said that the traffic was broken and there was no news from Wenchuan. I was deeply moved to hear that 100 armed police marched to Wenchuan on foot: the most dangerous and hard work is always the soldiers!

9. I met a familiar neighbor and came home from Tianfu Square. He said that he saw a traffic policeman on the road, his voice was completely hoarse, but he was still directing traffic. He also said that he saw Huaxi Hospital, which was full of patients and the trees were covered with infusion bottles.

10, communication is still interrupted. Suddenly I received two messages, one from Tianjin and the other from Guangxi, both worried about whether we were safe. I replied: very touched, we are safe.

1 1, continue to listen to the radio, keep abreast of the news of the disaster area, and listen to the expanding figures. The friends sitting together seem to be very silent. In the face of natural disasters, human life is really too small. A friend said softly, I will definitely donate this time, although the salary is not high.

12, kept calling home, logging in to GPRS, logging in to QQ and sending messages, but there was no response. Many relatives and friends' phones were turned off, and my heart sank. Suddenly I received a message from my eldest sister: I connected to my hometown and broke off after a few words. Very serious, almost half of the tiles on the house fell off. I was shocked and didn't know what to say!

13, people are warning others one after another. These people don't know them at all: don't stand under the telephone pole. If something happens, everyone should stick together, preferably on the ground ... I also began to participate in the past. ...

14, listening to the radio, a man who claimed to be the president of Chengdu Cheyouhui made a phone call. He said: all the cars of their car club can go to the disaster area for rescue and wait for the order of the relevant departments. The radio station advised against it. At this time, the most important thing is to save yourself and have an effective organization. The president left his phone number, said he would wait for news, and then called in again: we are ready to go!

15, Dujiangyan First People's Hospital was in an emergency. The radio station called for a taxi to help, and soon came back with the news that the road was completely green. After a while, it was reported that there were too many taxis and the hospital was already organizing to go to other places where it was needed. A taxi called to say what was going on over there. He has transported a wounded person to Chengdu and made a second trip again.

Random thoughts on the things that touched us in the earthquake.

Yesterday, I saw on TV that the Red Cross said that they were understaffed. It happened that my home was not far from the Red Cross, so I went to help. I was arranged to help answer the phone and take notes. From afternoon to morning, I was busy all night, with an average of 1-5 seconds. There are many hotlines from all over the country, as well as many overseas international calls. Most of them ask about ways to donate money, materials and blood. Some volunteers provided private cars and tools and asked to go to the front. Many enterprises have provided donations from companies and employees, and donated various products. . . . After more than ten hours on duty, I was moved again and again. I never really felt that we were all from China, with the same drop of China blood in our veins.

I just got up and my voice was speechless. I can't go today. Let's get something to eat and continue.

I got a call from an uncle. He told me you shouldn't tell me anything. No matter what difficulties there are, I will be on the front line for more than 30 years. I'm waiting for this opportunity. I was dug out of the ruins in the Tangshan earthquake. Today, I have to go to the front to save people. Even if there is no tool for me, I can only dig by hand, as long as I can help, contribute and save people.

Although we can't arrange for him to go up, because the first-line rescue is the army and there are many volunteers, we can't rush in. The volunteers in the front line are all medical staff, others are doing logistics, but love is passed down from generation to generation.

In the evening, I received a phone call. He is the owner of a pastry food store in the surrounding districts and counties. I asked if the disaster area needed food urgently, and I said yes.

"Is it okay to be fresh?"

"Dry food is ok, and it cannot expire after delivery."

"I make cakes in my shop. I will make some cakes. Can you try to send them as soon as possible? "

"It should be possible."

"Then I'll do it. Do you want to make a cake on the first line? I can help you process it in the first line, and everyone can eat it right away. "

"There may be no conditions to do in the front line." . . . .

In the early morning, I got another call from him. Actually, it was made overnight, loaded with a car and transported to Chengdu relief materials warehouse in heavy rain. The food is carefully prepared and freshly baked.

It suddenly occurred to me that shopkeepers usually buy homemade cakes outside, often cutting corners and deducting weight. These petty businessmen are usually just greedy for small profits and pestering you for a few cents. However, in major disasters, the light of human nature is still like gold in the gravel, shining with brilliance that cannot be ignored.

Pick up a Henan (Hebei? ), a farmer, asked me about the disaster area, he cried when he asked, and asked if I could donate money, so I gave him my account number. He said that if we farmers don't have much money, I can donate 1000. There will be no more, but my family can still donate 500 Jin of rice, ok? How can I get it here? I was shocked at that time, so I asked him to contact the local Red Cross, thought about it, and told him the address of the disaster preparedness and relief materials library. He asked repeatedly and wrote slowly.

The simple and kind farmers who raised us in China are the ones who really raised our national spirit, I think.

When answering the phone, the most calls from other provinces are probably from coastal areas such as Guangdong and Fujian. Many of them are migrant workers working there, and there are some fellow villagers' associations. Most of them get together and donate their monthly salary or more. In fact, it is not easy for them to make money. I suddenly feel very sad when I think of the news about asking for salary that often appears on TV.

There is also a call from Hainan. I left my hometown in Sichuan 10 years and settled in Hainan. He can't speak his hometown dialect anymore, but as soon as he heard that something had happened in his hometown, he immediately came to inquire about the donation method and wanted to donate 20 thousand yuan. Then he asked if he could adopt orphans after the earthquake.

Mother is worried that on this day, I believe that the hearts of wanderers will always be tied to this land, and their tenderest feelings and deepest wishes are still their homeland.

Answer a question, I am in Chengdu.

Small and medium-sized enterprises donate the most. They are not as big as some big enterprises, and they are not so high-profile: they need to call the headquarters or contact the leaders. Many people call to ask what they need most, so they go to find it. If the products produced by the enterprise are useful, tow a few cars, then ask for a receipt, take it and drive away. Donate medicines, lubricants, milk powder, children's clothes, biscuits, rain gear, air cushions, and so on. As long as you can think of it, there are companies asking you if you want it. Most of them are not very big enterprises, typical national enterprises, but they are unambiguous. Suddenly I feel that domestic products are more reliable, at least for emergency use.

An insurance company offered to provide front-line soldiers with free insurance policies totaling 3 billion yuan and 200,000 yuan per person. Please ask the person in charge to contact them immediately. Coincidentally, another joint venture insurance company also called and said that it would provide some donations. I asked, "Is it donated by the company?" The person in charge quickly said that they wanted to organize employees to donate money. As for the company, they have to discuss with the head office, which has no intention. ...

China people should be self-reliant.

Migrant workers are very cute. Those who apply to be supporters by telephone, if they are a large group of twenty or thirty people, are mostly migrant workers on construction sites.

"I can work hard."

"I can fix the house and tear it down."

"I have experience in aerial work." . . .

Most people who say this are migrant workers. Now all construction sites in Chengdu are shut down for investigation. They should have rested or gone home to visit relatives, at least they could save their energy and wait for the job opportunity of post-disaster reconstruction, but they came to ask for help. Although they have never donated money or things, for these people who live by physical strength, donating physical strength is their most sincere.

To help you. Donation with a net worth of one million yuan 10000 yuan, and donation with a bosom of 100 yuan 1 yuan are as noble as the soul. I often despise the quality of migrant workers and feel a little ashamed.

The last call I want to answer is a questioning and accusing call.

"I'm just an ordinary college student who is very concerned about this earthquake. Why didn't the government predict in advance before the earthquake? "

"I heard that there was an early warning before the earthquake, why not evacuate the masses. I am an ordinary citizen. The government's inaction has killed so many people. "

"Why don't you airborne troops and supplies. I am an ordinary employee of Shenzhen X website. "

Although there are only three or four such calls, they are all young people, which really makes me speechless.

Let me explain the first few patiently. Don't listen to online rumors, trust the government. I scolded the last one. This is a disaster relief hotline. There are many phone calls. Please don't take up our precious communication resources. If you have time to blame blindly, it is better to help the victims than to donate blood to save lives.

In fact, my major has only a little relationship with earthquakes, so it is really impossible to accurately predict earthquakes. Just look at the earthquake in Taiwan Province province, and you will know that the government is really doing its best. Standing up is better than talking, so do your best.

In the evening, sctv made an appeal on TV, and the blood bank was short of AB blood (in fact, I have been calling in the tent, but I didn't see this appeal), and there were many more calls asking about blood donation points. At first, it was an inquiry from the city and the province. Later, more and more people called from the province to ask how to donate. From Heijiliao in the north, to Hainan, Guangdong and Guangxi in the south, to Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang and Tibet in the west, and to Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai in the east, there are constant telephone calls all over the country. Many of them have the phone numbers of on-site associations and university alumni associations.

On June 38+03, all blood collection points were set up in Chengdu, and I was informed not to take blood from other places for the time being. I mainly appealed to Chengdu citizens to donate blood, but as soon as the notice was broadcast, not only Chengdu, but also all parts of the country called to ask about the location of blood donation. It happened that all the blood sampling points in the city were closed at night. On the one hand, I keep asking for blood donation, on the other hand, I am anxious that I can't contact Chengdu Blood Center. We can only ask them to contact the nearby hospital first, but the hospital is already as busy as a bee. How do we handle blood collection? It took me a long time to know that the amount of blood collected during the day was too large to be processed, and all blood collection vehicles went back to the center for processing at night and came out in the morning.

There was a phone call from Chongqing in the evening asking how to donate blood. Her family and several friends are AB type. I explained to her that only Chengdu has blood collection points in the disaster area for the time being. Unexpectedly, at three o'clock, her phone rang again. It turned out that they drove hundreds of kilometers overnight and rushed to Chengdu from Chengdu-Chongqing Expressway to donate blood in the rain. As soon as she heard that it could only be collected during the day, she said, then let's wait until dawn. That moment is no longer touching, or any other simple language can't describe my mood.

There are endless calls for blood donation all over the country. Another old man who looked a little old said on the phone, "The victims in Sichuan are so miserable. I saw it on TV. Too bad. Your ischemia saved your life there. I can only donate some money, but I can't donate blood, so I can't help. " Then she cried. Crying that it can't help.

I felt my blood growling in my veins at that moment. These are all nationals of China and my compatriots.