THE Sichuan Earthquake Relief Fundraising Committee in Chicago announced yesterday that it will use the money collected to help build two schools in Sichuan Province. Chinese Americans formed the committee after... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Wed, Jul 23 2008
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| 15 May 08 |
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Relief for China Earthquake »
YouTube video A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake has shaken China leaving more than 14,000 dead and as many as 25,000 buried and 64,000 injured.
The quake, which struck China's Sichuan province, hit mid-afternoon when schools were packed with children.
The quake... |
| 26 May 08 |
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Chinese top legislator en route to Sichuan for quake relief » Shanghai Daily CHINA'S top legislator Wu Bangguo is heading for the quake zones in southwestern Sichuan Province this noon to direct the disaster relief work. Wu, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's... |
| 26 May 08 |
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Chinese top legislator en route to Sichuan for quake relief » People's Daily China's top legislator Wu Bangguo Monday noon is heading for the quake zones in southwestern Sichuan Province to direct the disaster relief work. Wu, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and member of ... |
| 03 Jan 08 |
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Language plan for schools » Shanghai Daily HONG Kong will launch a scheme to assist schools in using Mandarin to teach Chinese, a committee announced yesterday. The scheme will have on-site support by Chinese mainland's experts and local consultants, the Standing Committee on Language Education... |
| 26 May 08 |
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Ministry: China to build better schools in Sichuan » Shanghai Daily THE Ministry of Education will upgrade the building standards of schools that need to be rebuilt in Sichuan's earthquake-devastated areas and "make sure the schools will be the strongest and safest constructions there,"... |
| 29 Aug 08 |
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More aid for schools in Sichuan » Shanghai Daily THE Chinese Red Cross Foundation has launched a 100-million-yuan (US$14.6 million) aid project to help rebuild schools in Chengdu, capital of the quake-hit Sichuan Province. More than 44 million yuan will be forwarded... |
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