Thousands of students in quake-hit Sichuan province lost their schools on May 12. But many have now joined new schools and started their lives afresh.
"Go China!" nearly 90 excited children who survived the earthquake shouted loudly before boarding a flight to Sanya city in southmost island province of Hainan.
Many children were looking forward to their new lives full of expectation.
"I want to watch the sunset under the coconut trees."(Www.hxen.com)
These children will not only resume their educations, but also receive psychological counselling in Sanya.
In southeast coastal province of Fujian, many young victims of disaster returned to their classrooms.
To encourage students to study without worry, local schools have remitted their tuition fees, and provided subsidies to them. Chen Liyu is a teacher at a local junior school. A student from a quake-hit area recently joined her class.
"Many of the subjects he learned before are not the same as ours, so I have given some additional instructions to him, so that he can make up all the lessons."
The warm welcome given the locals has deeply moved the children left destitute by the quake. Many said although they lost their homes, they've found a new family now.
