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系列报道(4)：地震灾区采访队图片新闻
【星星生活-星网讯】
(加拿大中国地震灾区采访队记者胡宪6月15日报道)(newstarnet.com)
图片新闻一：国税局大楼的倒塌(newstarnet.com)
（组图）这里曾经是都江堰市国家税务局办公大楼，结合昨天看到的绵竹市九龙镇镇政府建筑严重受损的情况，记者有理由认为“光是学校倒塌，而政府建筑不倒塌”的说法是片面的。(newstarnet.com)
这里曾经是国税局
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采访队刚到九龙镇政府，立即工作
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九龙镇政府建筑严重受损后摘下的标志牌
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图片新闻二：震不垮的都江堰南桥(newstarnet.com)
采访队志愿者杨小奇女士是来自多伦多的四川人，今天在去地震重灾区都江堰的路上显得忐忑不安，不停地唠叨：“不知道南桥是否还在……”当她看到横跨岷江的南桥依然挺立时，眼泪夺眶而出。经记者采访，原来“南桥”二字是她当年担任省领导的父亲在27年前亲笔书写。她说，千年古桥经受住了大地震的考验，她要在父亲节的今天告慰去年辞世的父亲。(newstarnet.com)
南桥二字为杨小奇父手书
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图片新闻三：岷江畔今昔(newstarnet.com)
（组图）记者五年前曾访都江堰。岷江水畔的麻将茶座，悠哉游哉的水畔人家给记者留下深刻印象，可是今日的情景却令人揪心。这里的居民住房基本毁损，帐篷一个挨着一个。在政府发放的大帐篷中，有20张左右行军床，还有一位老人正在吸氧。(newstarnet.com)
岷江畔临时人家
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岷江畔人家
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图片新闻四：青城山需要社会帮助(newstarnet.com)
（组图）青城山张道长衷心感谢加拿大记者到来采访。她说，具有5千年历史，现为世界文物遗产的道教圣地在大地震中损失严重，修缮费用大约需要2亿元人民币。光靠政府拨款和善众乐捐肯定不够，她呼吁国际社会给予援手。(newstarnet.com)
记者问到作为中国本土宗教领袖，如何看待这场大地震时，张道长从容谈到，中国历史悠久，一直都有灾难，也一直都在发展。地震是自然灾害，人类必须面对。一个国家和民族不经历事情就不可能成熟。(newstarnet.com)
为表达对加拿大人民支援中国抗震救灾的感谢，张道长破例允许采访队进入损失严重，危险尚在的后山区。我们这支采访队是地震灾害后第一个进去的外国媒体。(newstarnet.com)
青城山老君阁倾斜25度
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青城山文物损毁严重
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张道长接受加拿大记者采访
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图片新闻五：二王庙受损严重(newstarnet.com)
都江堰着名景区二王庙在汶川地震中受到重创。(newstarnet.com)
二王庙受损严重
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灵岩索道
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图片新闻六：灾区人民努力自救精神感人(newstarnet.com)
都江堰市区理发店老板师红兵接受记者采访时说，灾后一周他就在原来的理发店门外恢复开业。开始时城市供电电力，他就自己用发电机发电。他的想法就是支援国家，重建灾区人民生活。(newstarnet.com)
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DAY 4 -- Ju Yuan Sunday June 15th (加拿大中国地震灾区采访队记者Christina Stevens6月15日报道) (newstarnet.com)
The new normal. That is the only way to describe life in the earthquake zone a month later. Amid tent cities and crumbling buildings its almost business as usual in Shi Hong Bing's hair salon, located on a main street in Ju Yuan. Stylists are busy cutting, combing and shaving. But there is a crucial difference. The chairs, mirrors and blow dryers have been moved outside; business is taking place under a tarp.(newstarnet.com)
36 year old Bing says he got back to work one week after the quake hit because its important his staff have jobs, and they are making a difference to those still living in tent cities, by making customers feel better about themselves. "We help as a service industry. We can help ourselves and we can help the people" he explains, adding they were lucky "only the electricity is gone and there is not enough water, but we have a generator now."(newstarnet.com)
In a town ravaged by the quake, the sad stories far outnumber ones like his. This is the same town where nearly 300 students died when a middle school collapsed. Both army and police officers blocked the access road to the school today, preventing a closer look, and even telling us not to take pictures.(newstarnet.com)
Across town, the name of a local hospital now seems bitterly ironic. Happiness Hospital is anything but. Walls have crumbled, glass shattered and its deserted. Its in an area where it seems as though the earth has picked and chosen its victims. Nearly intact buildings stand next to piles of rubble, a haphazard and meaningless pattern of destruction.(newstarnet.com)
Not far from Ju Yuan is Qingcheng Shan, the mountain site of Sichuan's oldest Taoist temple, a place of solace and contemplation. It wasn't spared the earthquake's rage either. Head of the Lao Jun Ge temple, Master Mingqing Zhang says at first the quake sounded like a big plane roaring over head, but then she realised what was happening and it hit the World Heritage Site hard. An 1800 year old mountain top temple, now lists at a 25 degree angle. Colourful stones from a temple just below lie in piles several feet deep, and a big rift in the earth splits the pathway. That was what we found after a two hour hike into the clouds, to what is considered to be the place where Taoism began. Zhang says she is more concerned about people's lives than the loss of that kind of history. As for the damage she says "still, compared to the 2000 years of Chinese culture that is a little thing. Everything still continues, we can handle it and we can do much better in the future." (newstarnet.com)
Zhang says the people are strong, that the earthquake "was like intimidation, or god gave us a test," a test she believes China, and even the world has passed, "it is like the earthquake made all the Chinese people more like a family. It is like all the people in the world are concerned like family and concerned about here."
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