Earthquake in china

As we know the earthquake in china on may 12th . It's dangerous . In that time nobody didn't know what happened . I will pose about picture and video you can see.Now i don't know what i talk ?
Earthquake in China - one year since

On 12th May it is a year since an earthquake struck the Sichuan province of China, just as the country was preparing to host the 2008 Olympic Games. Plan has taken a large part in the reconstruction effort since then, as well as with more immediate relief.
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Side Left of Picture Frame A school canteen demolished in the earthquake Side Right of Picture Frame
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Schools, water systems and latrines have been amongst the physical systems put into place by Plan. Many demolished schools are currently in reconstruction. Training on child protection and child rights has also been given to both students and teachers in Nan Zheng County.

Plan have also instigated hygiene awareness programmes, better drainage, and in the initial aftermath distributed temporary shelters. Plan continues to work in the area on reconstruction.
Looking towards the future

On May 12th, 2008, Jun-jun, a student at Hong Xing primary school at Nan Zheng County of Han Zhong City, came back to the classroom after lunch. Only a few moments after the bell rang all the students felt the classroom shaking violently. First Jun-jun felt he was being pushed from behind. The next thing he knew, he woke up scared stiff and stumbled out of the classroom.
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Side Left of Picture Frame Stone laying ceremony as a school is rebuilt Side Right of Picture Frame
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Fortunately, Jun-jun did not suffer any physical injuries. But after the earthquake, he and his classmates had to study in the temporary shelters. Some students whose parents were working as migrant workers in other cities were removed from school to go live with their parents. The students study courses were interrupted by frequent aftershocks.

After the disaster, Plan China took swift action and constructed a new teaching building for Jun-jun’s school. Plan organised activities for students like painting, and essay writing. The children helped design the new school by contributing to an exercise where they were asked to describe and paint their ideal learning environment.

The children also learned about their rights and responsibilities. Through a variety of participatory activities, the children gradually recovered from the shadow of the earthquake and began looking towards the future.
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Side Left of Picture Frame Jun-jun and classmates in their new classroom Side Right of Picture Frame
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Looking at the upcoming robust new teaching building, big smiles appeared on Jun-jun and his classmates’ faces.

“Studying in the new classrooms, we will never have to worry about earthquakes. We also have some new teaching equipment,” said Jun-jun. “Now, we look forward to the new books and bookshelves from Plan China’s uncles and aunts.”