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Tangshan Earthquake Photos

Tangshan Earthquake Photos, Ming Pao30 years on, photos of Tangshan Earthquake, which killed 240,000 people (if you believe the CCP), are still treated as de facto state secret. Hong Kong Ming Pao newspaper publishes today five rare black and white earthquake pictures taken by Li Yaodong, then a Tangshan-based photo-journalist. The images are reportedly restricted to internal use in mainland China.

Tangshan Earthquake Photo 1
Aerial photo: Ruins and tents.

Tangshan Earthquake Photo 2
Eight days after the earthquake, the People's Liberation Army (Northeast Region) arrived in the Tangshan area but the city was 3 km away. Military trucks were blocked by the damaged roads. The army rushed to the city with their spades.

Tangshan Earthquake Photo 3
Earthquake orphans on a train: the city government gave them new clothes and apples; they gave the photographer a big smile.

Tangshan Earthquake Photo 4
Where time stopped.

Tangshan Earthquake Photo 5
A man was recovered alive from the debris "many days" after the quake.

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this is soo sad!!

aw that is sad

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i like earthquakes (:


They remind me of your mum
and they are fully gangsta

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good luck with that :)

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