Great strides made in the post-quake reconstruction
Bian Gangfen's family had started to give up hope she would be found alive after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake. But Bian knew she would live to see her loved ones again.
An industrial city that was hit hard by the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake is depending on the new energy industry to support its reconstruction.
The first question people paralyzed in the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake asked was how they would live without being able to walk. Later, they wondered how they would make love.
Relics from the 2008 earthquake are exhibited throughout the disaster zone to remember the past and prepare for the future.
The 57-year-old Wang Zhihang has taken care of more than 140 children who lost legs in the 2008 temblor.
Rebuilding Hongbai after the 2008 quake was arduous but worthwhile, its former leader says.
Underdeveloped settlements surrounding the Wenchuan quake's epicenter have been rebuilt to resemble areas in advanced countries.
While the 2008 quake killed multitudes of people in cities, it could help more rare pandas survive in the wild.
The post-quake relocation of Dongfang Turbine Co's base brings improvements and pressures for workers.
Rather than return to his previous trade, Yang started Epicenter Restaurant, at first to feed rescuers and volunteers, and later to serve tourists who visit Yingxiu’s quake ruins and the Cave of 10,000 Dead mass grave.
Rescuers, local governments and schools benefit from the experience of five years ago.
Dujiangyan has gone from being among the Wenchuan quake zone's most devastated cities to one of its best-restored.
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