No. 1 Primary School has actually been renamed since March this year.
It is called Hengyuan No. 1 Primary School because it is a Hope Primary School funded by the Western Aid Foundation.
All such schools will add the word "Hengyuan" on the school calendar or the textbooks used by students, but outside the school is still called Yiyi Primary School.
When Zhang Bin led his team here, the playground was full of people who had come to seek refuge.
A few were sitting in a pile, lying or sitting, and it was a mess.
The smell at the site is a bit unpleasant.
Although Zhang Bin took this situation into consideration when the school was first built, but now that the water supply is completely cut off, the smell is naturally unpleasant.
There were many injured people in the school.
Because their injuries were not serious, they were all transferred to such a school.
The first batch of sixteen schools put into use by Hengyuan Group are all intact this time.
Zhang Bin has already obtained this data.
And during the rescue period, these schools housed a considerable number of people, which brought great help to the rescue work.
The medical staff brought by Zhang Bin immediately started working, bandaging the injured and cleaning the wounds.
Zhang Bin led others to help or help carry the injured.
After a few hours, almost everyone's body was stained with blood.
Although there are already a lot of people helping here, it is still not enough.
Zhang Bin himself feels that he is too busy to find anything.
A car kept stopping at the door, and Zhang Bin and the others came again just as they were about to take a rest.
There is no other way but to continue to help.
It was half past ten in the morning when Zhang Bin arrived, and he didn't have time to eat until three in the afternoon.
People from the foundation are responsible for distributing food here.
In the early days of the disaster relief, it can be said that Zhang Bin and his team's supplies solved at least 30% of the logistical pressure, allowing the first rescuers to have enough food to replenish their strength.
However, Qin Dan told him that the supplies they had stored before were at their lowest, and they would last for three or four days at most before they were gone.
After all, they were tens of thousands of people, and they were not only responsible for Qingchuan County, but also Wensong County. here.
But as long as we survive this period, it will be fine, because the roads will be clear at this time and supplies will arrive one after another.
"Give me one."
Zhang Bin and Zhao Zhiyong took advantage of a free moment to come to the place where they received the supplies.
"Chairman", the person in charge brought him a canned fruit and two instant noodles, which he ate dry.
"So many" Zhang Bin said in surprise.
"Thank you for your hard work, Chairman, please eat more," the person in charge said with a smile.
Zhang Bin thought for a moment, nodded, and turned around and left with Zhao Zhiyong.
It would be somewhat unkind for him to return the favor despite his good intentions.
"Thanks to you," Zhao Zhiyong and Zhang Bin said with a smile while sitting on the stools in the classroom.
"Is it enough to eat?"
Zhang Bin handed over an instant noodle.
Zhao Zhiyong was big and consumed a lot of energy.
"Someone needs it more than me."
Zhao Zhiyong glanced at the longing eyes outside.
Zhang Bin sighed.
Currently, the logistics pressure is too great and supplies are lacking.
A large amount of supplies are being organized and transported, but hundreds of thousands of rations cannot be distributed evenly in a short time.
Like other people, they can only get two packs of instant noodles and one bowl of dough dumplings a day.
The dough dumplings are distributed at ten in the morning, and Zhang Bin and the others just missed it.
As for canned fruits, those can only be eaten by a very small number of people, and can generally only be supplied to core rescue officers and soldiers and front-line rescue teams, because they are the ones who need them the most.
Zhang Bin put down a pack of instant noodles, took another pack of instant noodles and the canned fruit, and walked outside.
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Zhao Zhiyong looked at his back and shook his head slightly.
Zhang Bin squatted in front of a little girl holding something.
The little girl was about seven or eight years old.
She was already unkempt, but her eyes were dark and shiny, and she looked at Zhang Bin closely.
Beside her were an old woman and a somewhat younger woman, probably her mother and grandmother.
"Are you hungry?"
Zhang Bin said and handed over the can.
"No, we have eaten.
You have been busy for so long, you eat."
The young woman said, trying to block Zhang Bin's movement.
The little girl shook her head when she heard this, but her eyes were focused on the can.
"Here you go," Zhang Bin put the can in front of the little girl, smiled and touched her head, and said, "Everything will be fine, don't give up."
The family of three looked at Zhang Bin, and the woman kept saying thank you.
Although there is food, many times there is not enough to eat.
Zhang Bin gave the package of instant noodles to a family next to him.
Back in the classroom, Zhao Zhiyong asked: "Do you have enough to eat?"
Zhang Bin shook his head, "It's not enough, but I can still endure being hungry for two or three days." "" Zhao Zhiyong was stunned for a long time, then handed the can in his hand to Zhang Bin, "Here you go, with your physique, I can't resist hunger."
Zhang Bin took a look at the opened can of fruit and was not polite.
He took it and shook it, then took a big sip and handed it to Zhao Zhiyong.
Zhao Zhiyong laughed, took it and took a big sip.
"You are different from what I imagined," Zhao Zhiyong looked at Zhang Bin and said.
Zhang Bin smiled and said: "What's the difference?"
"I've heard a lot about you before I came here, but I always felt that you were too young to believe me.
However, after getting along with you these two days, I feel that you don't look like a twenty-year-old young man, but rather a little...
You think about things more thoughtfully than I do," Zhao Zhiyong said.
"And since you are so rich, I thought it would be somewhat difficult to get close to you, but the result is the opposite.
You are more eclectic than I thought."
"Is this a compliment?"
Zhang Bin said with a smile.
"Absolutely.
I, Zhao Zhiyong, rarely admire a few rich people.
From now on, you count as one," Zhao Zhiyong said with a smile.
At the end of the meal, there was still a lot of ingredients in a can.
Zhao Zhiyong poured it into his hand and put it into his mouth without any care, and motioned to Zhang Bin to have some.
Zhang Bin smiled and said no, I’m full.
Zhao Zhiyong was not polite and finished the can in his hand.
"Earthquake," Zhao Zhiyong suddenly grabbed Zhang Bin and said.
It was an aftershock.
It felt quite strong and lasted for a long time.
But such intensity has made everyone numb.
"Ah", Zhang Bin and a girl accompanying them suddenly screamed and rushed out.
Half a day later, he saw everyone looking at him in surprise, and then ran in with a red face.
"Aren't you afraid?
What if this place collapses?"
The girl seemed a little unconvinced and yelled at Zhang Bin and the others.
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Zhao Zhiyong patted Zhang Bin on the shoulder and said, "The people who paid to build the school didn't even run away, so why should we run away?"
Others also looked at Zhang Bin.
They actually didn't know that Zhang Bin funded the construction of this school.
"It was built with my own money, and it was also built by the Construction Aid Foundation," Zhang Bin said.
"Mr.
Zhang, are you so relieved?
I heard that many schools built by the aid foundation have been put into use one after another.
Will the quality be the same as this school?"
The girl continued to ask, looking very naive.
"I don't know about other things, but I only do things that are worthy of my own conscience.
If I don't trust the school I built with my own money, then how can I trust the future flowers to study and live here?"
, Zhang Bin said seriously
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