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Author Archives: Lydia
Sichuan Earthquake Survivors – Photo
On May 12th, Zhang Wenwen, who tells me her English name is Linda, had gone to her mother’s jewelry shop near her school to have lunch. At 2:28 she was walking back to class and the earthquake caught her just … Continue reading
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Earthquake Survivor Liu Tingfeng
Lydia Wallace was interning at Danwei when the Sichuan earthquake struck. She is now working for a disaster relief organization in Sichuan and will be publishing stories and photographs about the people she meets. She is also blogging at www.fiferis.com. … Continue reading
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Sichuan Earthquake Survivors – Photos
Lydia Wallace photographs Bao Shenyi in the Sichuan earthquake zone.
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Earthquake Survivor Wang Yuzhen
Lydia Wallace speaks to Wang Yuzhen about the earthquake.
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Sichuan Earthquake Survivors – Photo
Two girls in Bandao Cun, a town small town in Sichuan devastated by the earthquake, play with a toy stethoscope given to them by relief workers. Lydia Wallace was interning at Danwei when the Sichuan earthquake struck. She is now … Continue reading
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Earthquake Survivor Gao Caohui
Human stories from the aftermath of the earthquake.
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Earthquake survivors Yan Guangbing and Zhang Xinmu
Human stories from the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake.
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