“孩子象花朵一样,在阳光普照下开放。”这是一位意大利记者参观石家庄育红学校时的留言。20年前的档案摆在面前,沉甸甸的。一张张随着岁月流逝而渐渐发黄的案卷,记录着一个集体和几百名特殊儿童8年中情与爱的交织,记录着他们一起共同成长的感人历程。那是一个什么样的集体呢?是由260余名教师、医护、炊事、保育人员,刚刚从171个单位选调出来,共同用爱心和奉献精神支撑起来的方舟。那又是些什么样的孩子呢?一个个神智恍惚,面容憔悴,是一批“7·28”唐山大地震阴影还未从他们脑际中遁去的孤儿。今天,我们再翻看那段历史,想想健康长大的孩子,我们的心,仍为当年的情景所激动,所震憾。印度的朋友参观育红学校后说:“在印度,没有政府办的学校,全靠有钱人募捐,如果钱花完了,等 ”Children like flowers, open in the sun. “ This is an Italian reporter visited Shijiazhuang Yudan school message. 20 years ago in front of the file, heavy. A series of files that gradually yellow with the passage of time record the interweaving of love and love in a group and several hundred special children for eight years and documenting the moving course in which they all grew together. What kind of collective is this? It is an ark supported by more than 260 teachers, health care workers, cooking staff and conservationists, who have just been elected from 171 units and supported by love and dedication. What kind of children are they? One by one, they are in a trance and haggard face. They are a group of ”orphans“ whose shadows have not yet escaped from their brain. Today, when we look back at that period of history and think about the healthy growth of children, our hearts are still greatly aroused by the current situation. Indian friends visited YuHuang school said: ”In India, there is no government run schools, thanks to rich people fund-raising, if money is spent, etc.