Chinese man pulled to safety eight days after quake

                   
reuters.com     May 20, 2008            

By Lucy Hornby CHENGDU, China (Reuters) - A 31-year-old Chinese executive was pulled alive from the rubble of a power plant on Tuesday, eight days after a massive quake struck southwestern China and killed an estimated 50,000. Ma Yuanjiang was rescued in Wenchuan county, epicenter of the May 12... [read full story]                

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Chinese American entertainers stage benefit performance for China's quake victims

people.com.cn     May 19, 2008          

More than 200 Chinese American entertainers staged a benefit performance in New York Sunday afternoon raising more than 106,000 U.S. dollars for victims of China's May 12 earthquake. The performers, including singers, musicians, martial arts practitioners and a competitor in this year's local...                

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Chinese mourn quake victims

msn.com     May 19, 2008          

The UK's Chinese community will join their compatriots as they begin three days of official mourning. The Chinese embassy in London will open a book of condolences as Chinese government buildings fly the flag at half-mast. Three minutes of silence will be held at 7.28am BST, exactly one week...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake (AP)

yahoo.com     May 19, 2008          

By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN and CARA ANNA, Associated Press Writer 2 minutes ago DUJIANGYAN, China - But when computer salesman Li Guang and his girlfriend Huang Minxia saw on TV the devastation wrought by China's massive earthquake, they quickly loaded up their China-made Chery QQ compact with bottled...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake

nwsource.com     May 19, 2008          

By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN AND CARA ANNA ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Chinese volunteers check and pack up tents and bed covers at a donation spot in Beijing, Saturday, May 17, 2008. In a China normally racing full-throttle toward getting rich, the deadliest disaster in a generation has touched off an...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake

chron.com     May 19, 2008          

By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN and CARA ANNA Associated Press Writer DUJIANGYAN, China — A little lime green car with "Hello Kitty" written on the side may be an unlikely symbol of salvation. But when computer salesman Li Guang and his girlfriend Huang Minxia saw on TV the devastation wrought by China's...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake

wtop.com     May 19, 2008          

Chinese volunteers check and pack up tents and bed covers at a donation spot in Beijing, Saturday, May 17, 2008. In a China normally racing full-throttle toward getting rich, the deadliest disaster in a generation has touched off an unprecedented outpouring of charity, especially among newly...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake

charlotte.com     May 19, 2008          

A little lime green car with "Hello Kitty" written on the side may be an unlikely symbol of salvation.But when computer salesman Li Guang and his girlfriend Huang Minxia saw on TV the devastation wrought by China's massive earthquake, they quickly loaded up their China-made Chery QQ compact with...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake

ibtimes.com     May 19, 2008          

A little lime green car with "Hello Kitty" written on the side may be an unlikely symbol of salvation. But when computer salesman Li Guang and his girlfriend Huang Minxia saw on TV the devastation wrought by China's massive earthquake, they quickly loaded up their China-made Chery QQ compact with...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake

iht.com     May 19, 2008          

A little lime green car with "Hello Kitty" written on the side may be an unlikely symbol of salvation. But when computer salesman Li Guang and his girlfriend Huang Minxia saw on TV the devastation wrought by China's massive earthquake, they quickly loaded up their China-made Chery QQ compact with...                

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Chinese donate their newfound wealth after quake

sacbee.com     May 19, 2008          

A little lime green car with "Hello Kitty" written on the side may be an unlikely symbol of salvation. Chinese volunteers check and pack up tents and bed covers at a donation spot in Beijing, Saturday, May 17, 2008. Rescuers held out hope of finding more survivors Saturday, nearly five days after...                

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