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距离2015年4月25日尼泊尔8.1级地震仅仅3个月,记者走在西藏中尼边境的吉隆小镇上,呼吸着那久违的没有污染的纯净空气,心灵也似乎得到了前所未有的净化。这里不是满目疮痍,而是一派欣欣向荣的景象。到处是建筑工地和施工队,大型机械和援建人员日夜不停重建家园。广场上,救灾帐篷里灯火通明,穿着藏族服装的女人们围坐在树下喝茶聊天,时不时传出爽朗的笑声。身着武警服装的记者在街巷中一路感受着藏民的热情与友善。虽然语言不通,往来的居民
Just three months after the magnitude 8.1 earthquake in Nepal on 25 April 2015, the reporter walked through the small town of Jilong, on the Sino-Nepalese border with Tibet, breathe a long history of pure and unpolluted air, and his heart seems to have been purified as never before. It is not a devastation, but a thriving scene. There are construction sites and construction teams everywhere. Large-scale machinery and aid workers rebuild their homes day and night. Square, the relief lighting illuminated tent, Tibetan women in costumes sat around the tree drinking tea chatting, from time to time hearty hearty laughter. The reporters dressed in armed police clothing felt the enthusiasm and kindness of Tibetans in the streets. Although the language barrier, the residents