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Monday, May 19, 2008 --- 46 days ago
By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer XIANG’E, Sichuan Province –  It's common to witness outpourings of generosity during a natural disaster. Moved by tragic and horrific images in the aftermath of last Monday's quake , ordinary Chinese have rushed to donate whatever they can – money, rescue equipment, food, and clothing.  But here, in Sichuan, we have seen generosity of a different order, coming from a most unexpected place – the quake's victims. NBC News/Adrienne Mong Millions of Chinese have rushed to volunteer to help quake survivors.  Take Han Dai Gui, whom we met overlooking the valley in Chenjiaba. The migrant worker had finally arrived back in his home village from Shanxi province the same morning we interviewed him – only to find that the quake had swept his wife and his home into the valley below. As we, humbled and overwhelmed by the magnitude of his loss, took our leave, Han brushed the tears away from his red-rimmed eyes and thanked us for taking the time to listen to his story. ...( read more ) ...




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