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老爷子的手臂受伤出血了，他把要给他包扎的医务人员推开了

现在所有的国外记者都在关注号称中国最精锐的特种部队首次公开亮相

总理说，我就一句话，是人民在养你们，你们自己看着办。

14：36分，大楼在摇晃，我以为自己没休息好出现幻觉了。结果，大家都在惊呼地震,twitter上也是地震一片,好像武汉，上海成都都有震感

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Maps/region/Asia_eqs.php

共产党对于信息和言论的铁腕控制本已逐渐受到挑战，而此次地震造成的死亡人数之多和破坏性之大更是加快了这一变化。

越来越富进取精神的媒体，加上互联网的巨大覆盖范围使这个原本可能只是地方性问题的事件一下子进入了全国人民的视线。过去几天，许多中国网站都刊登了这样一张照片：绵竹市委书记蒋国华面对因校舍倒塌而失去孩子的学生家长突然下跪。这张照片也成为公众展示权力的一个象征。

不过政府依然在严格控制着有些话题的讨论，无人预计政府会允许民众不受限制地随意谈论西藏等敏感话题。然而地震引发的公众反应正令已经发生的一些变化更加不可逆，以致于在许多人看来，很难再走回头路。

紀錄片教堂的文化批判很刺耳，評論者期待用尖刺戮穿「感動論述」的表皮，觸及 921 歷史的瘀血。正如《生命》不是一部與我們生命無關的紀實電影，批判也不僅僅是一種刻板印象。正因為有網路，我們得以如此迅速地互相援引、相濡以沫，我們也因為這些批判而得以凝視我們自身，延伸在感動論述之外的行動。否則今日的紀錄片熱潮不就是重演昔日的救援災難？善意與關注接續不絕、絡繹於塗，堆積在殘骸之上宛如鮮美的綠草果醬，塗抹九份二山封存了內部真相的現身契機。

在苦勞網的建檔評論裡面，在網路評論者的 blog 與回應中，這些對話讓我們有機會能夠回到那集體的創傷體驗之中，再一次的反思與面對自己。正如同我在另外一篇文章中提到，應該要有一種讓《生命》的影像能夠成為世界公民的公共財的授權形式，讓集體的生命體驗回到眾人自身。檔案共享不應該只是拿來傳遞消費取向的文化商品，也應該讓對生命的凝視、深刻的批判有機會可以讓更多人傳遞，就如同這篇文章所選擇的 creative commons（創意共用公共財）授權模式一樣：創傷作為一種文件，應該要能夠被今日的技術環境與網路環境如實地保存下來，能夠讓人們以各種可能去尋找那點亮現在潛能的片刻。

总理指着北川县城唯一未倒塌的希望工程小学照片，大声说：“我代表人民感谢这位建筑商！”

总理谈到捐款：“有的企业认为捐款是负担，还建议员工捐款以10元为限。我正告这位冷血的企业家，法律不能强迫你捐款，但你记着，只要你在中国的土地上经营，你就千万不要漏税，否则所以的罚款都会用到灾区！还有，你不是在成都有没卖掉的房子吗？紧急状况下国家随时可以征集用作灾民安置！”

总理谈到责任问题：“绝不回避也不包庇，地震当天国家地震总局的主要领导正在欧洲访问，我们一定会要求他对全国人民做出真实的述职报告！”

Sure, there's the whole oppressive communism thing and the tragic earthquake and the pollution and the overcrowding, but Chinese people may never again have to see a Sharon Stone movie. Now, to be fair, no one here watches Sharon Stone movies, either, but we still have to see ads for them.

The government now faces a tricky predicament: Having loosened its restraints on information flow this time, a return to its old ways at the next sign of difficulty could backfire. “The government should learn a positive lesson: When it allows freer information flow it is better for its image and legitimacy,” Mr. Xiao said. “But this will not always be a case, especially if the next crisis is man-made

China’s online censors can be merciless in their deletion of blog postings or forum comments that are deemed “too sensitive,” particularly involving anything to do with the so-called “Three T’s”: Tiananmen, Tibet and Taiwan. Post-earthquake negativity, though, has been tolerated. “Nine billion yuan [$1.3 billion] has been raised but how much will actually get to the disaster zone?” one skeptical commenter asked on a forum on Baidu, China’s leading search engine. Discussions focusing on discrepancies between the amount of donations declared by the Chinese Red Cross and the corresponding numbers issued by the Ministry of Civil Affairs also have met with minimal interference, Mr. Kennedy said. However, the government has not turned a blind eye. More than a dozen people have been arrested for “spreading rumors” online, and political blogger Guo Quan was detained for questioning the risks posed by cracked dams and damaged nuclear facilities.

Some of you are starting to get in touch with us to send us your list of missing loved ones or friends. We were going to publish this list later, but decided we couldn't wait when we heard this bit of good news: John Bergen of Sichuan Tech and Business College in Dujiangyan has been found, and we've since contacted his friend Peter to let him know.

Close to 7,000 schools were destroyed in southwestern Sichuan province by Monday's 7.9-magnitude earthquake, which struck in the afternoon when many students were in class or taking their daily naps.