Western journalists are moved by experiences in disaster areas: can't bear to let them continue saying

After the devastating earthquake in Wenchuan, Sichuan, many foreign correspondents based in China rushed to the disaster area for interviews. They recorded the process of the Chinese people's all-out rescue efforts with their cameras and words, and one touching scene after another also moved these Western journalists. Reporters for the World News Journal learned during interviews that many Western journalists were deeply impressed by the swift and timely "Chinese-style disaster relief", and they unconsciously became emotionally connected with the local disaster victims.