Shanghai Business School fire tragedy
Date:2008-11-24
Q: Have you learned anything from the Shanghai Business School fire tragedy?
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Yang Menyu 14 Shanghai student |
“They lost their lives because they lacked basic fire-protection and escape knowledge. Teachers and parents taught us this in primary school.” |
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Luo Weishun 17 Shanghai student |
“I am a very careful person and check emergency evacuation routes as soon as I check into a hotel. I have concerns about the fire-alarm system at Shanghai Business School.” |
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Sang Ronghua 53 Shanghai retired |
“The parents have worked so hard to raise these children and were about see them graduate next summer. The tragedy has deprived them of their children as well as their joy.” |
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Deng Jinyu 28 Anhui Province salesman |
“I don't know what I would do in a similar circumstance. Imagination is different from reality. I might have jumped as well.” |
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Leo Han 26 Henan Province architect |
“The electricity limit may make someone forget to unplug an appliance. But if the school doesn't limit electricity, boys may play computer games all night.” |
Policies for home buyers
Date:2008-11-17
Q: What do you think about the state's new policies to help home buyers?
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Rachel Mutter 30 tourist from London journalist |
“I want to buy an department here, but the house price is still very high in Shanghai.” |
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Xie Yun 63 Shanghai |
Worm infestations
Date:2008-11-10
Q: Are you afraid to buy oranges after learning about the worm infestations occurring in Guangyuan, Sichuan Province?
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Zhang Jie 31 Shanghai operator |
“Fruit sold by street vendors may be unsafe, so I usually buy oranges at big supermarkets. My kindergarten-age son and I eat a lot of oranges.” |
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Liao Dong 33 Hebei Province |
People in metro
Date:2008-11-03
Q: What do you think of people dressed up as chickens, deer, mummies and Superman using the subway?
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Song Yu 29 Xi抋n City hotel manager |
“It brings a bit of fun to life. I don't think it disturbs public order.” |
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Wang Chunkai 28 Shanghai |
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