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The Wenchuan Phoenix

In counterpart assistance, more than 100,000 people from 19 donor provinces and municipalities in prosperous central and eastern regions were dispatched to hardest-hit counties in Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi provinces to help in rebuilding

Rising From Ruin

The country's plan for post-disaster recovery is aimed at more than just restoring victims back to their previous lives. Innovation and adjustments to industrial structures are also part of the recovery plan

A Brother's Helping Hand

The county at the center of the 2008 earthquake gets back on its feet with help from another province

Reborn From the Rubble

Rural villagers hit hard by the 2008 earthquake start to live a better life

Hope Against Hardship

Volunteers provide help to earthquake survivors and get something in return

Advanced measures can help buildings endure temblors

Expert's View

Counterpart assistance not only gives fund to the earthquake-stricken area, but also provides strong material support, advanced management ideas and highly qualified talents - Sheng Yi

In those areas not suitable for agricultural development, we should adopt ecological restoration instead of agricultural reconstruction - Guo Xiaoming

We must reorient the whole project from relief assistance to development assistance, and shift from counterpart assistance to counterpart cooperation - Liu Shiqing

On the Scene

-	Reborn on Rubble
-	A School Rises on the Ruins
-	A Grateful Heart

Backgrounder

-	Major Reconstruction Projects
-	Qiang Ethnic Minority
-	Reconstruction Efforts

Related Special Reports

-	Aftermath of the Quake
-	Discovering Places in Sichuan
-	Decoding Everday Life in Chengdu

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