China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

Kang, Columbus, OH — Thu, 22 May 2008 17:25:09 GMT

Chinese people will be really appreciate your truthful report.
Thank you

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

American, Texas, USA — Thu, 22 May 2008 17:35:41 GMT

The quick is worst, but China is greatest! It sets bar for all other governments (democratic or not) around the world.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

Keri Wheaton San Deigo, CA — Thu, 22 May 2008 18:03:27 GMT

Many pictures have been painted of the new China, as being uncaring of the everyday citizen and their fate.

The Chinese desire to expand and upgrade their emergency response system(s), is quite commendable.

With "the Dragon of the East roaring economically and pretty much leaving, "Uncle Sam's" faultering economy, in the proverbial dust, also with the, eyes of the world begining to focus on Bejing, with the Global showcase that is the Olympics, the Chinese are own quite roll, Bravo job well done.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

carl fullerton elizabethtown,ky. — Thu, 22 May 2008 20:10:07 GMT

A great story,and a good insight into the struggles of another country and how they are coping. I just returned from a tourist trip to Beijing and I will say my perception of the Chinese people changed. They are teaching english in their schools and working hard to become members of the so-called modern world. My heart goes out to the whole nation. A hard working, dedicated, friendly people.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

Steve Calhoun, Louisville KY — Thu, 22 May 2008 20:35:00 GMT

Sounds like they're doing "a heckuva job", as Bush might say.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

Didi, Las Vegas. Nv — Thu, 22 May 2008 20:36:30 GMT

yes, Chinese are trying so hard to rebuild there town.we have to give them credit. look at us, in the United States, when we get a differ time, like the gas is too high, Mortage payment is high, home owner, is not fix the problem, walk away the home, let it forclose. just think, we are in the United States, we are a lot lucky them rest of the world.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

Robert Carrison, Winnsboro ,SC — Thu, 22 May 2008 20:38:58 GMT

Mianyang Stadium is not at the heart of the catastrophy, as was the Superdome, if you are going to make comparisons perhaps it would be better to compare Mianyong with the refugee stations set up outside New Orleans. Houston did a fine job of housing, feeding, and generally comforting the refugees of Katrina. The Superdome was not in a state of preparation for the deluge of humanity it received after the levys broke, and they were likewise isolated from immediate aid.
I've really grown weary of the Katerina bashers and this comparison has no place in honest journalism.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

David, Tucson, AZ — Thu, 22 May 2008 21:26:35 GMT

State and local officials should have ordered a mandatory evacuation of New Orleans. Then they should have mobilized the means to get those unable to drive themselves out, out of the city. While the federal government may have been slow to react to the crisis, it isn't the only one who dropped the ball during the Katrina disaster. Hopefully all involved with Katrina have learned a thing or two so they will be better prepared in the future, like if a big storm would hit Houston, Miami or New York, places where way more people live then New Orleans.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

Anna, Northbrook, IL — Thu, 22 May 2008 21:28:13 GMT

Mark, thank you so much for your reporting. I wonder why other US media outlets do not report anything good done by the Chinese government. They jumped all over in reporting Tibet incident without much facts.

China survivor's stadium - no Superdome

Andre Rheaume, Vancouver B.C. Canada. — Thu, 22 May 2008 21:55:26 GMT

I am canadian and have lived in Chongqing,China from 2004-2007 teaching english as a sceond language(ESL) at a university.Before going there I had lived in Haiti,Puerto Rico,Dominican Republic and the USA(North Carolina,New York,Florida)and of course Canada where I am now.
China is the BEST!