ordinary_girl

Suen ba la, 9 not to 8, chicken talk to duck....
Catpiano 發表於 2011-3-12 23:15

exactly~ ignore him and don't waste your time on someone like him la

i always skip reading his BS

布小熊

yes. it's hard to explain to him. @@

soli

我以前響山頂大學讀書時﹐搭巴士落山未試過排隊﹐亦未見過有人排隊既
與其話中國﹐不如先做好自己。

rockypath

日本得體抗災 中國網民讚歎 學校成避難所勾起川震回憶

(明報)2011年3月13日 星期日 05:05

【明報專訊】雖 ...
lo_pak 發表於 2011-3-12 18:38

I was about to post this article as well but found you already did.

The Japanese did earn my respect for their reactions and behaviors during a catastrophic incident like this. They set a very good example to us - the Chinese.

We should humble ourselves and learn from them.

matt72178

Peter 仔,
你老友就睇到個重點喇。

rockypath

At the same time, I don't think we, the Chinese, need to 妄自菲薄. We did earn a lots of respects from western countries as well during 四川大地震.

We have to admit it will take a long time and great effort to improve 中國的國民素質。However, we shouldn't give up on it. Instead, we should always humble ourselves and learn from other countries and people to make ourselves stronger and truly a great nation.

elan7e

回復 13# peter236

上海世博，入場人仕"秩序井然"，記憶新。

sheep

回復 23# soli


    就係你呢庭敗類
讀幾多書都冇用

bbqfish

中國人的學校... 想起令人心酸。　可憐的小朋友，你以前每天早會唱國歌，可是這國家為了你做了什麼？　
上海世博。。。　世界博擊大會。。。　想起有個鬼佬被訪時笑說＂這就是中國＂，我覺得好羞家。
我以前響海邊大學讀書時﹐搭巴士日日排隊。
川震的時候，好多外國政府都有ＯＦＦＥＲ去幫手處理屍體，但ＰＲＣ說不。　但係Ｄ屍體好多都係就咁埋左，都無正式處理，確認。
http://www.hkttl.com/~hkgolden/?p=v&id=2904291&hl=219445
雲南地震看圖都好似有好多市民亙相幫助，也有基本的醫療。中國人也有好多好人的。雲南地震資料太少。希望有多Ｄ資料。
日本今次真係大ＷＯＫ，又地震，又核，又火山爆發。。。。

布小熊

guys, I think we shouldn't really be pointing fingers and trying to hate each other at this point.
Japanese stay very calm to handle this disaster. I have family in Japan and they too tried their best to stay close and stay calm.

I just got an email from a friend who is visiting her family in Japan last week. She was with her friend in Tokyo during the quake. She sent us an email telling us a great story about her thoughts and what we can learn from them.

The hardest thing during this kind of disaster is to stay calm and do your  best to help each other.  And they tried their best to do it. It's really not easy to NOT panic  and suppress fear.

And from her email, we can learn that this can be done with preparation and education. They couldn't do it back 30+ year ago. But after many years of training and drills, they can now.

A small section of her email:

Despite all that, everyone was calm and no one ran towards the door. If people had run to the door, they may have tripped over one another or got hit by falling objects. When I was 4, I was in a big earthquake as well. At that time, I was at a grocery store with my mom and saw many people running to the exit when my mom pushed me and my newborn brother under some table. People who ran out got injured or even killed because they got hit by falling glasses, etc. or got ran over by other people. Staying calm is the best thing we can do, but it is also the hardest thing to do when the unexpected occurs.