I am a chinese people ,thanks for all helpness from good-heart people all over the world,hopefully, we can overcome the big hardship.

zhaofeng.yuan, wuhan , china

My Chinese brothers and sisters, I am moved to tears to see your display of oneness in this dark hour of grief and sorrow. You displayed strength and courage against all odds. Even d trapped display bravery, knowing that help was near and yet so uncertain. Your Govt. was great, your leaders involved

Lim, Johor Bahru, Malaysia

I am a GAP student from London, currently working at a school in China. I have been able to witness the strife and pain the people of China are going through first hand. I would strongly urge you not to write off the actions in T Square yesterday as nationalistic. It was a moving display of support!

Nick Briggs, Hui'ain, China

China, we pray for you and hurt with you. Help will keep coming, don't lost your hope.

Kristina, Minnetonka, MN , USA

To honor the earthquake victims by holding three days of silence shows that Chinese government headed by President Hu Jing-tao and Premier Wen Jia-bao, is a humanistic, people-first government.
Chun-Quan Meng, China

Chun-Quan Meng, Xi'an, China

The community spirit displayed here in China is amazing. This disaster has united the country; from president to beggar in the street. I see a love the chinese have for one another, no matter their roots. There is only one thing on their minds at present...Sichuan. No matter how poor, all give.

Mid J., Dong Pu, China

May everyting go well in China! The children in heaven don't cry.
I don't you, but I sincerely pray for you. Not only myself, but 1,300,000,000 Chinese people!!!

Xiao xiaoxue, Guilin, China

they are all real heroes! the media should open their name list !

cty, zhejiang, china

mourn for the 200 relief worker buried by mudslides. hope that the all chinese people and whole world can unite, try our best to meet surviors's need, to relief their pains as much as possible.

little july, zhuji, china

Come on, China, you are always resilient.
Great admiration for the relief workers and our premier. God bless you all.

Jackson, Guangzhou, China

Come on, Sichuan! Long live China!

Jiang Nana, Shanghai, China

I am crying when i see China is crying! But i do believe Chinese people can overcome it like they always do!

Sophia, Guangzhou, China

Flags are at half mast for mourning the people who have died in the devastating 7.9 magnitude earthquake.We are all sad for
the tragedy.Rescue team have tried their best to pull out the suvivors,but things don't turn around to the spot where we want.The death toll is expected to go even higher.

cristiano, Wuhan, China

Terrible. Truly terrible.

Louise, Newcastle, Britain

Yes, when faced with such great disaster, some care or love from other countries is couraging. We really appreciate those who have supported us in whatever they can. There's no border when facing such great tragedy. But restored stories / reports will be really disheartening.. Cheer up! China!

Weiwei, Shenzhen, China

It's events like this that put it all into perspective. Trade issues? Complaints about policy? All miniscule when the Earth decides to shrug her shoulders ever so gently.

Hang tough, China. You'll make it through, just as you always have.

Matt, Rochester, NY, USA

To the Great People of China:

I mourn with you for your loss-may you all somehow find peace w/ this terrible tragic incident. I do not understand what it is like to lose a loved one to a natural disaster; but my heart is saddened just the same. Good luck to you, China!

Renee, Woodbury, USA

Come on, Sichuan! Come on, China!

wuyaowen, Beibei,Chongqing, China

in the disaster, we witness the birth of millions of hero among ordinary people and a brave China
Come on China, Come on Sichuan

Zheng L, London,

God bless China, her relief workers and and all those affected by this tragedy

Steve Custins, Shanghai, China

Grieve for the unfortunate.
Come on, China, you are always resilient!
Tremendous admiration for the relief workers.
God bless you all.

Jackson, Guangzhou, China

The TV news reports in the last week have been heart breaking. There are no appropriate words to convey the sadness caused by this disaster and the grief of the bereaved parents who, in most cases, will have lost their only child.

God bless the long suffering Chinese people.

Shirley Bowen, Blackpool, UK

we will do our best to rescue the brethren being buried . The temblor can't defeat our Nation ,because our people 's hearts are together ! we never give up !

Michael, Zhejiang, China

the disaster is indifference.but we have all our fellow beings here .come on!

joanna, jinhua, china

Please DON't blur the distinction between PATRIOTISM and NATIONALISM. Chinese people have the right to love their country and to mourn the death of their fellow citizens. There's NOTHINGING concerning 'wrath of the western world'... we are always grateful to those who come to help in the disaster.

One China, Shanghai, China

Hannah Fletcher,Very thanks for your report...Hope the 200 brave workers would all survive! Bless Brave&Unselfish Relief Workers! Mourn Unfortunate&Suffering Victims!

Michal, Bei JIng,

Thank you for all the brave people, and the people who made us brave,.We are all together,there is no difference between countries, we are A BIG FAMILY on the earth, come on ,Sichuan,come on China,come on 2008, God bless you!

Emma, Beijing , China

May god be with them.

peter yang, beijing, china

I pray for these brave people. Hope they survive. These are real heros. Saving lives is heroic, to die in the process is matyrdom. Yes, the Chinese are brave and hardy. When the going gets tough, the tough Chinese get going. Just hang on, more will be saved. I see your fighting spirit. Go China go.

Lim, Johor Bahru, Malaysia

I am a Brit in China and today the people showed their feelings at the three minutes silence. It was an impressive display of solidarity. I just hope the World will help in whatever way they can and let the Chinese people know that they care about them. The loss of so many children is heartbreaking

Derek Beardsall, Guangzhou, China