Two weeks after torrential floods submerged parts of North China's Hebei Province, communities are rallying to rebuild. CGTN takes you inside one of Zhuozhou's largest donation distribution centers—where hope is literally rolling in on trucks 🚚.
Volunteers hustle to unload boxes of noodles, bottled water, and emergency supplies sent from across the country. 'We've received over 10,000 packages daily,' says local volunteer Li Ming, wiping sweat from his brow. 'It’s exhausting, but seeing everyone come together? That’s China’s spirit.'
With roads washed out and thousands displaced, this hub has become a lifeline. Medical teams hand out free masks and antiseptics, while kids scribble '加油！' (Stay strong!) notes on donated blankets. Even pop star Wang Yibo chipped in, trending on Weibo after sending 50 generators 💡.
Yet challenges remain. 'We need more mosquito repellent and disinfectants,' explains Red Cross coordinator Zhang Wei. 'But every day, it gets better.'
As forklifts hum and volunteers high-five, one message rings clear: When disaster strikes, nobody’s alone. 🌍🤝
